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Coronavirus forces switch to remote work for DevOps teams

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com The new coronavirus pandemic will force most DevOps teams to work remotely and may also interfere with work schedules. Experts share advice on how to weather the disruption. As the new coronavirus disrupts communities and economies around the world, DevOps teams will need to adapt their practices to support remote work amid calls for social distancing. The good news for DevOps teams is that even at companies where other employees have to report to an office, they are more

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This is Why Our Latest Funding Round Will Make DevOps More Secure

Source:-securityboulevard.com Since joining ZeroNorth as CEO seven months ago, I have been inspired and energized by our team’s commitment to helping organizations tackle the pervasive software application security challenge. According to the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, one in three US cybersecurity jobs are now vacant, which means organizations everywhere must combat growing threats with fewer resources. The need for a centralized approach that streamlines processes and automates manual tasks—while giving organizations a more complete, contextualized and prioritized view

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Kubernetes Security Leader Alcide Simplifies PCI and GDPR K8s Compliance for DevOps and Security Teams

Source:-aithority.com Alcide the Kubernetes security leader empowering DevSecOps teams with end-to-end continuous security guardrails for Kubernetes deployments, announced that the Alcide Kubernetes Security Platform now supports compliance scans for PCI and GDPR, enabling DevOps to deliver regulatory compliance checks rapidly and seamlessly alongside Alcide’s leading Kubernetes security capabilities. Gartner predicts that distributed cloud solutions will be a strategic technology trend in 2020. As such, companies will need tools that are purpose built to solve security and compliance challenges such as

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Platform9 Adds More Tiers to Kubernetes Service

Source:-containerjournal.com With more IT teams now being required to work from home to help combat the COVID-19 outbreak, the ability to manage Kubernetes clusters remotely via a SaaS platform has become a lot more relevant, adds Maskasky. To achieve that capability, an IT organization simply needs to install Platform9 agent software in its Kubernetes cluster. In general, Maskasky says it’s clear more organizations are trying to operationalize Kubernetes at scale. The biggest challenge IT teams face is the shortage of

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How agile teams can get DevOps right: 6 essential steps

Source:-techbeacon.com 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 to start, but now your velocity is erratic. The defect list keeps growing. Testing takes longer and longer all the time. “How can this be?” you wonder.

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Google Cloud and AWS launch new services on machine learning and containers respectively

Source:-cloudcomputing-news.net Another day, another product launch in the land of the hyperscalers – and for Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services (AWS), their new services are focusing on machine learning (ML) and containers respectively. Google’s launch of Cloud AI Platform Pipelines, in beta, aims to provide a way to deploy ‘robust, repeatable machine learning pipelines
 and delivers an enterprise-ready, easy to install, secure execution environment for ML workflows.’ This can be seen, for Google Cloud’s customers, as a potential maturation

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Is upskilling the answer to a DevOps shortage?

Source:-theunionjournal.com Over the previous years, stress for IT divisions to produce applications as well as solutions that are straightforward yet impactful has actually promoted brand-new advancement as well as release techniques. DevOps is a technique designers make use of to fulfill the need for complicated tasks in much shorter amount of time. Though DevOps pledges the rate as well as dexterity required for groups to please company as well as consumer’s requirements, greater than 50 percent of companies today are

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5 must-read DevOps books

Source:-enterprisersproject.com No matter where you are on your DevOps path, these books can offer practical guidance and insights. Here’s what they taught my team. DevOps is all about constant improvement, and keeping up with the latest trends and thought leaders is necessary to keep yourself (and your team) at the top of your game. I have read several books that offer great tips and process considerations that I consider to be must-reads for DevOps teams and leaders. [ Where is

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VA Sees Workforce Reforms Necessary for DevOps Adoption

Source:-governmentciomedia.com The agency is focusing on changes in training and culture that foster the adoption of agile development methodologies. The official leading the charge in bringing a DevOps framework to the Department of Veterans Affairs says training is key to the agency facilitating its overall digital modernization. Training and workforce reform play critical roles in the agency’s broader IT transformation, said Director of DevOps Implementation Patty Craighill at the March 10 ATARC Federal DevOps Summit. This led to a particular

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The DevOps Sweet Spot: Inserting Security at Pull Requests (Part 1)

Source:-devops.com Today’s organizations are increasingly benefiting from the modernization of the software development lifecycle (SDLC), including the adoption of cloud, DevOps, Agile methodologies, containers and more. Thanks to this modernization, organizations are innovating and releasing updates faster than ever before. But these benefits aren’t without challenges. Application security arguably tops the list of challenges. Security has inherently manual bottlenecks, and is unable to keep up with the pace of automated DevOps pipelines. The result is that security is often left

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A step-by-step tutorial for Kubernetes implementation

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com This Kubernetes implementation example demonstrates how to create a single-node cluster on Windows 10 to get a containerized application up and running. Kubernetes enables developers and system administrators to quickly deploy applications and scale them to their requirements, without downtime. A Kubernetes system is highly configurable, and almost everything revolves around four important concepts: nodes, pods, deployments and services. Ready to dive into a Kubernetes implementation? Here are the key steps and Kubernetes commands to get started. Learn the

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Containers and Kubernetes: 3 transformational success stories

Source:-sg.channelasia.tech Powerful combo of workload portability and orchestration has become an invaluable business asset in multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments Companies across industries are pushing to move data and workloads to the cloud, whether as part of digital transformations or to avoid building costly new infrastructure to handle growing demand. For many organisations, key to this move are containers and Kubernetes — especially when multiple cloud services are involved. Containers are standalone software packages that bundle together all of an

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Hitachi Vantara Skims Containership’s Kubernetes Assets

Source:-sdxcentral.com Hitachi Vantara scooped up the debris of Containership’s disastrous Kubernetes cruise, announcing that it has acquired the assets of the failed startup for an undisclosed amount. The deal comes six months after Containership permanently docked its operations. Bobby Soni, COO for Hitachi Vantara’s Digital Infrastructure Business Unit, explained in a blog post that the acquisition includes Containership’s “Kubernetes IP” that is based on its Kubernetes Engine. That platform is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)-certified Kubernetes distribution that supports

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D2iQ hurries into the CI/CD space, presents Dispatch

Source:-devclass.com D2iQ has broadened its portfolio by adding newly released cloud native CI/CD platform Dispatch to its Kubernetes distribution Konvoy. The new tool, from the company formerly known as Mesosphere, aims at providing a “clear separation of responsibilities between developers and operators,” while “embracing cloud native CI/CD GitOps processes”. In Dispatch the latter simply means that configurations for pipelines and application deployment are all stored in a Git repository. To make sure that neither devs nor ops are scared away

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The 7-Step plan for successful AIOps implementations

Source:-softwaretestingnews.co.uk The idea of applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to more rapidly and accurately resolve IT incidents and manage alerts has been gaining steam in the past year. While AIOps, as it’s frequently called, has spawned an entirely new market of startups, many enterprise IT leaders are playing a cautious hand so far – and for good reason. There are risks, though. If an AIOps tool goes wrong out of the gates, IT and executive trust diminishes. That’s why

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New Google Cloud Feature Simplifies Data Science Deployments

Source:-cdotrends.com Google Cloud this week announced a new feature that can make it significantly easier for system administrators and data scientists to set up and maintain their specialized data infrastructure environments in the cloud. Called “machine images”, the new feature essentially stores all the information needed to restore a virtual machine. While this can already be done by an older feature known as “custom images”, machine images can span multiple disks and contains instance properties of individual machines, instance metadata,

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Minikube, Kubernetes’ best friend: 6 facts to know

Source:-enterprisersproject.com If your team is building apps for containers and Kubernetes, get to know Minikube. This free open source tool helps developers do experiments and packs a punch in demonstrations Minikube is an open source tool that enables you to run a single-node Kubernetes cluster on a laptop. To think of it another way, it takes the grand scale of Kubernetes and slims it down to fit run locally in a virtual machine, no cloud or on-premises data center required.

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13 Bad Practices That Create IT Bottlenecks

Source:-forbes.com Bottlenecks in any department of a company area are frustrating, but bottlenecks in IT can bring the entire staff to a standstill. Sometimes, issues stem from practices that are ingrained within the IT department’s system or culture. It’s important to find the root cause of delays and correct it. To help leaders deal with potential IT bottlenecks, 13 members of Forbes Technology Council share some of the bad practices IT teams often engage in that can lead to preventable

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Continuous delivery pipeline transforms hotel chain’s IT ops

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com As Choice Hotels moved away from homegrown scripting tools for continuous delivery, it fundamentally shifted the daily duties of its IT ops teams. The terms continuous integration and continuous delivery are often used together and combined into one tool set, but one enterprise discovered that they affect different parts of IT as teams adopt new practices. Choice Hotels began its DevOps transition more than four years ago and established continuous integration testing of application code through the open source

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DevSecOps Market Competitive Outlook | IBM, Splunk, Chef Software, Puppet, Amazon, CA Technologies, Qualys, and others

Source:-openpr.com DevSecOps Market report is a synopsis of the current status for ICT industry. It explains DevSecOps Market definition, classifications, applications, engagements, and market trends while focusing on the significant key players and key brands responsible for driving the DevSecOps Market by their joint ventures, mergers, product launches, and accusations. According to Infoholic Research, the global DevSecOps market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 33.7% during the forecast period 2020-2025. The rising security breaches, awareness about DevSecOps platforms,

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