If implemented correctly, DevSecOps represents the best of both worlds: not only does it speed up security processes, but it can also make code more secure. In this article, we’ll look at what DevSecOps is, the benefits it can provide to your organization, and how to begin the transition to it.
When you adopt a Shift Left approach, and developers start discussing code as they are writing it rather than once they are finished writing it, you can identify potential problems or approaches when changes are both possible and not very painful. What does it take to implement a Shift Left approach?
We caught up with Abby Kearns to discuss her new position as CTO of Puppet. See what she says about the future of Puppet and DevOps, the impact of COVID-19 on how we work, and what key advice she gives to women in business.
Continuous delivery and continuous integration are far more than simply buzzwords or emerging trends. Automation is advancing inexorably, especially on the DevOps scene. But how will CI/CD develop in the coming year? And why is delivering software continuously so important? For our big Continuous Delivery Expert Check 2020, we asked seven respected experts in the field about these and other topics. In the second and last part of our expert check, you can learn how Kubernetes and containers have changed software delivery, what CI/CD tools our experts recommend, and what they believe the future holds.
AIOps will continue to rapidly grow in adoption in 2020 and shows no sign of slowing down. With its perfect blend of AI and automation, AIOps acts as an enabler for IT agility, thus allowing ease of change in the enterprise IT landscape.
Continuous delivery and continuous integration are far more than simply buzzwords or emerging trends. Automation is advancing inexorably, especially on the DevOps scene. But how will CI/CD develop in the coming year? And why is delivering software continuously so important? For our big Continuous Delivery Expert Check 2020, we asked seven respected experts in the field about these and other topics. In the first part of our expert check, see what best practices can help ensure security and what type of deployment our experts prefer – blue/green deployment or rolling deployment?
This article by Andrew Davis takes a look at maturity models and what improvements can be made to this method when embarking on your DevOps journey. Find out ways to improve your organization and how to learn from the scientific method.
Bolting on security as a phase in the DevOps process, or after, misses out on the bigger picture approach that security can provide across code, clouds and infrastructure. Instead, it is worth spending the time to build security into the development process.
To release or not to release? That is the question. Often, however, the decision is made on a gut call rather than concrete data. Having access to data, along with a structured deployment process can help avoid releasing buggy software.
The evolution of DevOps to AIOps and now PrivacyOps is a clear indication these frameworks will continue to evolve and adapt which will further help organizations create single teams that work in collaboration towards several organizational goals and objectives.
To mark the release of Moogsoft Enterprise 8.0 we caught up with Will Cappelli, CTO EMEA and Global VP of Product Strategy at Moogsoft. We talked about the AIOps platform, the new ability to create virtual Network Operations Centers, the long-term effects of COVID-19 on the industry, and the future of AIOps.
So, how does an interconnected, collaborative, information-driven software organisation create business value using software delivery management? This post by Anders Wallgren is part three in a series about SDM.
Software Delivery Management (SDM), changes the game by going beyond CI/CD and empowering developers and other stakeholders to best collaborate and creatively solve problems. This post by Anders Wallgren is part two in a series about SDM.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, we launched our big DevOps survey, found out how to integrate Python with Java, and learned how to keep networks secure while working remotely. We also took a deep dive into the MVC web framework Go-Web.
