DevOps is a process of collaboration and assimilation of workflow for a higher degree of effectiveness amidst teams. It is known to be the most effective way of managing teams across departments, especially adopted by the IT and Telecommunications industries. However, now DevOps is spreading its wings to encompass other sectors as well. According…
Many software and IT Operations companies have incorporated DevOps concepts into their work cultures in order to become faster and more innovative versions of themselves. DevOps has exploded in popularity throughout enterprises in a very short period of time, as evidenced by its adoption by companies such as Google, Amazon, Netflix, Walmart,…
It’s no mystery that a company’s profitability depends on its application and network teams’ capability to supply smoother stability and uptime to customers and staff. Downtime may be damaging to an organization’s brand and income in today’s “always-on” era. However, because current programmes are more sophisticated than ever, the majority of users…
DevOps has come a long way, and there is no doubt it will continue to shine this year. Since many companies are looking for best practices around their digital transformation, it’s important to see where leaders think the industry is going. In that sense, the following article is a collection of responses…
The traditional “vault-and-forward” method for secrets management means a user or application authenticates to the vault and then gets access to the secrets they need. The fundamental problem is once those secrets are out of the vault, it is extremely difficult to ensure their safety. In the case of an application, the ways…
DevOps World is coming soon and this implies that you can look forward to many chances to learn about so many things in DevOps, network among like-minded professionals, join in-depth training programs and technical workshops and just have some enjoyable time in general. The event is set to have all this stuff….
One of the greatest challenges currently facing security and development teams is striking a balance between speed and security. Application security testing (AST) tools that leverage automation to produce high-quality results must continue to evolve, in order to help organisations bring these two components together. The goal should be to shift to…
There are several essential digital adoptions to grow your DevOps enterprise. Studies show that the DevOps market is projected to expand to over $10 billion by 2025. In 2020, the software development demand is already increasing due to the novel coronavirus. As an enterprise developer, you know how DevOps communication and collaboration…
As organizations look to increase flexibility, speed, and efficiencies in their workflows, DevOps and containers are a natural fit The world continues to speed up, with faster business cycles, more dynamic changes, and higher customer expectations for responsiveness. Organizations feel pressured to innovate faster than ever, with accelerated application releases and updates…
So you’ve adopted agile. You’re holding your stand-ups, scoring your stories, doing the ceremonies the experts recommend. You’re even beginning to see the value of the agile process. You’re showing development progress in biweekly increments, including user feedback on a continuous basis, and everyone’s excited! But something feels off. It was great…
In a simpler world, every CI/CD pipeline would need to support only one deployment platform. In the real world, multiplatform deployment (which means deploying an application to run on multiple OS platforms) is a must-have for many organizations. We live in an age of diverse operating systems and deploying for only one…
Everyone (or almost everyone) in the DevOps world likes to talk about the importance of security. But too often, these DevOps security conversations end with generic recommendations such as, “Follow the OWASP Top 10.” Don’t get me wrong—reference frameworks such as OWASP are great resources for helping to guide DevOps security. But…
The saying “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link“, perfectly describes the security factor of software development. Newspapers are full of security breach stories, still, businesses are not taking security precautions seriously. When asked, even the large enterprises do not want to spend much on security. Unlike the investment…
