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As DevOps matured within organizations, the process became efficient and fast, but security ended up falling to the wayside. In this article, Gary Stevens explains why security is infiltrating DevOps and how the growth of DevSecOps creates a noticeable drop in the rate of data and security breaches.

Featuring the responses of more than 5,500 participants, the 2019 DevSecOps Community Survey offers detailed insights into the DevOps and DevSecOps ecosystem. Let’s have a closer look at the most important interesting highlights.

Who are the most influential DevOps people in the Twittersphere? After analyzing thousands of accounts, we created a list of people that every DevOps enthusiast or pro should be following.

The newest GitLab version brings tons of new features and improvements. Error tracking with Sentry and JavaScript coverage in SAST are two of the most interesting highlights featured in GitLab 11.8. Let’s have a closer look.

The DevOps movement says we’re supposed to bridge the gap between developers and production. But how do you actually do that? Arthur Schmunk is convinced that the answer is GitOps.

Despite all the advantages of DevSecOps, challenges like technical debt still remain. In this article, Mike Bursell explains why this isn’t such a bad thing. After all, identifying a problem is half the battle. He also goes into the reasons why technical debt still exists, how it can be useful, and explores some basic do’s and don’ts for developers.

Nobody likes a failed implementation. However, learning from your mistakes is what keeps a mistake from turning into a true DevOps nightmare. Brian Dawson of CloudBees explains five different ways developers can break free from their dreadful errors and return to the DevOps implementation of their dreams.

If you’re eager to hear more about Cilium’s latest release, you are in luck! Cilium 1.4 comes with tons of new features and improvements including IPVLAN support (in beta), new Grafana dashboard & more. Let’s take a closer look.

Doing DevOps right comes down to how it is defined for your particular business. Just keep in mind that DevOps is both a cultural and functional shift that must be undertaken carefully. In this article, Oded Moshe, VP Products at SysAid, identifies four steps that will help you reap the rewards this concept represents.

What are the differences between containers and virtual machines? Where and why should you use Docker, runc, Rocket, KVM, Xen, VirtualBox, IncludeOS, RancherOS? In this DevOpsCon session, Quentin Adam explains how these technologies work, how they compare to each other and more.

If you’re not already using open source, you’ll soon be marginalized by those organization using it to move faster and be more innovative. In this article, Bart Copeland, CEO and president of ActiveState, shares his predictions about where open source and DevOps are going this year.

One cannot ignore the fact that the IT jobs landscape is changing and this DevOps Salary Report focuses on just that. As Alanna Brown, Puppet’s director of product marketing said, “this year’s report underscores that as more organizations prioritize DevOps, they are putting more resources into finding the best talent that can support their IT strategies and objectives, especially as more complex technology infrastructures require diverse skill sets.” Let’s see what else is new.

Making your application stack compliant with multiple cloud providers can be problematic. In this session, JAX DevOps speaker Jussi Nummelin explains how containers and modern (container) overlay networks can solve this complexity for you.

2019 has all the makings of being an amazing year with true volcanic eruptions that will reshape the DevOps playing field. In this article, Or Weis explains why he thinks we will be seeing many more players joining the movement, from waves of new DevOps/dev-tool startups that will be born this year.