Tag: Platform
Platform Engineering: Creating a Paved Path to Reduce Developer Toil
This article is part one of a series of three on the boom in platform engineering and its role in reducing cognitive load and creating a better developer experience. Developer toil and ...
Datadog Adds Support for Microsoft Azure DevOps
Mike Vizard | | CI/CD, datadog, devops, hybrid cloud computing, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Azure DevOps, PlatformDatadog has added support for Microsoft Azure DevOps to its namesake monitoring and analytics platform. Ilan Rabinovitch, vice president of product and community for Datadog, said Microsoft Azure DevOps, formally known as ...
Nutanix Eases Development of IoT Apps
Nutanix, a vendor of hyperconverged infrastructure solutions, has released a new developer environment that allows developers to try and test IoT and AI apps in the cloud. Starting May 7, developers can ...
Blameless Launches DevOps Platform Based on SRE Principles
Blameless has emerged from stealth to launch a platform for managing DevOps based on the site reliability engineering (SRE) best practices defined by Google. Fresh off raising an additional $20 million in ...
Why Banks Must Ditch the ‘Build vs. Buy’ Mentality and Embrace a Platform Approach
The past decade has seen digital transformation change nearly every aspect of our lives, and banking has proven no exception. Indeed, proprietary data from Avoka shows that in mid-2017, mobile overtook desktop ...
Redefining Product Value in the Continuous Economy
Justin Arbuckle | | Agility, application, continuous, continuous economy, optionality, Platform, software developmentThe internet is now more than 20 years old. It’s older than my kids, which is a scary thought. It’s older than Kendall Jenner. It’s older than Uber, Grey’s Anatomy and the ...
DevOps and PaaS: ‘Give me a platform. Let’s rock, let’s rock, today’
Give me a platform. Let's rock, let's rock, today. - Dewey Finn, School of Rock The term Platform as a Service (PaaS) has become overloaded to define any ‘platform’ that provides ‘services’ ...