Tag: Python

In true DevOps fashion, I nearly forgot to cover the mainframe after saying it warranted its own blog! There is a lot going on right now in the mainframe space, so the ...

It is fun to discuss the changes in network operations over the last couple decades. We've come full circle, and, honestly, ended up in a better place. Network specialists were super command-line ...

A ranking by analyst firm RedMonk reflects on Python's continued popularity as a leading enterprise programming language for a number of reasons. According to a recent study by RedMonk, JavaScript also remains ...

Cloud and DevOps are almost a match made in heaven. Cloud started truly gaining steam in the age of DevOps and Agile, and has adapted – or grown up in it - ...

Web development has changed a lot since DevOps first hit the scene. The languages used have shifted, where languages are used has shifted, the likely back-end hosting environment has changed - but ...

Empower your developers to use their preferred open source languages. We offer many open source languages and tools—including Git, R and Python—that allow any developer to harness the power of the mainframe ...

As we close out 2020, we at DevOps.com wanted to highlight the five most popular articles of the year. Following is the second in our series of the Best of 2020. As ...

You’ve either heard the buzzword or you’ve seen the extensive list of rewarding aspects that come with being a DevOps engineer. Whatever the reason you’re here, this guide should help with taking ...

Python continues to be one of the most popular coding languages in use. In fact, the TIOBE index of programming language popularity named it the 2018 Language of the Year. Its usage ...

DevOps and Python have developed a mutually beneficial relationship. In a recent survey released by the Python Software Foundation and software development company JetBrains, researchers found that more and more developers are ...

DevOps is the combination of operations and software development which reduces or almost eliminates the disconnect between systems administrators who run the infrastructure and software developers who develop applications. During software development, ...

In today’s clusters made of commodity servers, failures are the norm. Having your code fail because one data node happened to be down when you were querying it is frustrating and no ...