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Three Tools That Will Enable Your Team To Leverage DevOps Methods

Source:-forbes.com Almost 20 years ago, I worked at a company that did source code management with zipped files passed around via email at the end of every day. We crossed our fingers that there weren’t going to be any dependency issues. This might (read as: should) sound laughable today, but my personal experience tells me there are still an awful lot of companies out there for whom this is true, and DevOps methodologies are still way out of reach. Great

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“It’s just not intuitive of the DevOps mindset” Redis’s CMO talks all things developer

Source:-devopsonline.co.uk Late last year, the open source firm Redis made two announcements to the development community that it hoped would benefit people on all levels. The first being that they had created a free tool known as RedisInsight that can manipulate, visualise and analyse data within Redis, enabling developers to easily interact with their deployment. The second announcement was that they were creating a developer certification programme to help “certify developers on their proficiency with coding and building applications with

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Why you shouldn’t be afraid of DevOps

Source:-technical.ly Terminology and complexity can make any new concept scary. As a combination of both Software Dev(elopment) and System Op(eration)s, DevOps can be intimidating, as it inherits concepts and jargon from two different worlds of modern technology. While DevOps does have a lot of lingo, a number of TLAs (Three Letter Acronyms) and a hefty learning curve, I’m here to tell you that there is plenty to be gained from just a little dip into DevOps. Our ultimate goal with

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How Next-Gen WAF Empowers the DevOps Lifecycle

Source:-securityboulevard.com Signal Sciences next-gen WAF can send and receive data to and from a wide range of security and DevOps tools via our API and integrations with various infrastructure and security tooling. The layer 7 telemetry we gather from inspecting and decisioning on over one trillion web requests monthly can inform every stage of the DevOps lifecycle.  The infographic below walks you through how our next-gen WAF enables software delivery and security teams to create and release more secure code

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What Is Cloud Computing | A Complete Guide

Source:-techfunnel.com Cloud computing services grew rapidly and took over the IT infrastructure like a thunderstorm. Even though this seems poetic, it is true. We see many SMEs and startups opting for the Cloud Computing services not only as a cost-effective solution but as a sustainable solution in the long term. Large Enterprises have gradually started moving their Applications to the cloud in search of a solution to the never-ending performance and storage needs. Before you dive into evaluating whether this

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How to adapt ITIL to DevOps with continual service transition

Source:-techbeacon.com If you work in a large organization with a traditional, sequential release process such as ITIL, the idea of a continuous flow of change may sound unfamiliar. That’s been the case at several organizations with which I’ve consulted recently, so I use the term “continual service transition” as an easier way to explain continuous delivery (CD) to people familiar with ITIL—and you can too. If your organization has adopted ITIL, you’re probably already familiar with the concept of service

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What’s in Your Containers? Try an Open Source Tool to Find Out

Source:-technewsworld.com As most security pros know, application containers — Docker, rkt, etc. — and the orchestration elements employed to support them, such as Kubernetes, are used increasingly in many organizations. Often the security organization isn’t exactly the first stop on the path to deployment of these tools. (If it was in your shop, consider yourself one of the lucky ones.) Instead, usage tends to emerge from the grass roots. It starts with developers using containers on their workstations to streamline

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Why Is QA so Important in Executing a DevOps Implementation Strategy?

Source:-devops.com In a rapidly growing global digital landscape, enterprises are facing many challenges. These include changing customer behavior and the need to be in line with the latest technology trends. To address these challenges and to stay up the competition curve, enterprises are adopting a slew of strategies. These comprise expanding the capacity of processes, quick quality checking and delivery of applications and timely marketing of the applications. This is where DevOps comes as a one-stop solution to the aforementioned

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Securing Kubernetes: Bug bounty program announced

Source:-zdnet.com Want to help lock down Kubernetes and make some money while you’re at it? The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has a new bug bounty program for you. Kubernetes, the container orchestration program, has become hotter than hot. Everyone — and I mean everyone — is adopting it. But with quarterly major updates and everyone rushing to deploy it, security is a real worry. Thus, the Kubernetes Product Security Committee, funded by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is launching

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HOW CLOUD COMPUTING WILL BE IN 2020

Source:-analyticsinsight.net Cloud computing has been a Top 3 trend in IT since it flourished with the introduction of AWS’s S3 data storage in late 2006. Its predecessor, the ASP (application service provider), was a significant spearheading innovation, yet it, by and large, was a fragile and problematic solution. It took a ton of experimentation, time, investment, testing, QA and achievement and disappointment for cloud providers to deploy solid, top-notch applications for a large number of employments. Presently it works very

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