We are excited about Jussi Nummelin’s session at JAX DevOps this week! In this interview, we talked about the advantages of geographically distributed microservices and we got a sneak peek at what we should expect to learn during his session.
Eager to find out how to make strategic choices in recruitment, organization, culture, and technology to best situate an organization for success in the new DevOps world? Mike Long, Partner at Praqma and speaker at JAX DevOps 2018, talks about the promise of DevOps and how successful adoption looks like.
You’d think that changing behaviors in order to change culture is a breeze — it’s actually a hurricane. In this interview, Morgan Martins explains why cultural change is difficult and how the Behavioral Framework can be used to implement behavioral changes.
IBM recently introduced a new development environment; Microclimate is designed to provide a common development framework so that microservices can work together regardless of who created them. We talked with John Duimovich, IBM Distinguished Engineer and Java CTO, about Microclimate’s key features, what’s under its hood and why developers should give it a try.
Lots of popular DevOps tools are developed with Go, but AWS Lambda still doesn’t support it. How can developers work around this barrier? In this session, Andreas Mohrhard explains what serverless really is, how AWS and Go play well together, and how developers can benefit from using AWS Lambda and Go together.
Empathy is more important than you’d think for DevOps. As Jackie Balzer explains, building a CI/CD interface and system is a chance to make something beautiful and easy to use. Paying attention to these details to create a frictionless experience is a kindness to your eventual users.
New project alert! Jenkins X is built on Jenkins’ shoulders but its focus lies on automating CI/CD for the cloud using Jenkins, as well as other open source tools including Kubernetes and Git. Let’s take a look under its hood.
What’s in store for DevOps this year? Will cloud adoption continue to grow? Will containers-as-a-service gain momentum? What challenges should Kubernetes and Docker address in 2018? We talked with Peter Williams, CTO at CJC Ltd. about all this and more.
As the number of applications utilizing cloud technology grows, it is more expensive to have DevOps teams build each environment as a wild west project. The answer is to implement a cloud architecture that standardizes on stack-level operations. In this article, John Mathon gives some tips on building a better DevOps cloud.
How can you tell if a DevOps initiative is succeeding? Is it the number of tools that you’re using? How about lead time, deployment time, customer satisfaction, and performance? Is sleep part of the equation? In the last part of our interview series, nine DevOps influencers talk about the key metrics that matter and explain why you shouldn’t skip steps in the DevOps transformation cycle.
Agile or DevOps? In-office or remote? Open source or closed source software? The results of the GitLab 2018 Global Developer Report are in — let’s have a look at the highlights.
Are you adding more complexity than needed when hopping on the microservices trend? In this interview, Peter Eijgermans talks about the differences between a monolith and microservices, when to use each approach, and what tools to use when managing microservices.
Testing trends, automation challenges and more. The 2018 survey on testing trends conducted by Dimensional Research under the sponsorship of Sauce Labs, Inc. is out and draws our attention to the main testing trends of 2018 as well as the main challenges faced by development and testing professionals.
What’s the best way to get a DevOps job? Should you make yourself marketable as a DevOps engineer or do you only need to prove that you can play well with your colleagues? In the third part of our interview series, we asked nine DevOps influencers to weigh in on the skills one needs in order to become a DevOps engineer. Plus, we talked about the importance of DevSecOps.
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