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AI IN DEVOPS MARKET 2019: FUTURE GROWTH, LEADING PLAYERS UPDATE, EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, DEVELOPMENT STATUS, COMPETITIVE, ANALYSIS FORECAST PERIOD 2019 TO 2025

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com reportsandmarkets.com adds “Global AI in DevOps Industry, 2020 Market Research Report” new report to its research database. This report studies the AI in DevOps Market with many aspects of the industry like the market size, market status, market trends and forecast, the report also provides brief information of the competitors and the specific growth opportunities with key market drivers. Find the complete AI in DevOps Market analysis segmented by companies, region, type and applications in the report. Global AI

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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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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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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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What Is An Advanced Cloud?

Source:-forbes.com Not all computing clouds are created equal. To be clear, there is no actual cloud in cloud computing. As we have said before, the cloud gets its name from the curly cartoon circle that network engineers have always used to represent ‘clouds’ of connected network resources. So naturally and logically then, not all clouds are equal because any combination of various network resources, tools, performance boosts and optimizations could be brought together to coalesce into the abstracted space that

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Managing Multi-Cloud Production Kubernetes Clusters at Brandwatch

Source:-infoq.com Brandwatch’s engineering team wrote about their experience with managing multi-cluster Kubernetes across EKS, GKE and self-managed clusters. Brandwatch runs around 150 production services across 6 independent Kubernetes clusters, which run on AWS EKS, GKE, and self-managed data centers in London. In early 2016, they started running on GKE, and found that it was a good fit for many of their services. They have automated deployments using ConcourseCI and some custom tooling, and use the nginx ingress controller for more

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Databases also getting the full DevOps treatment, survey shows

Source:-zdnet.com ‘Databases are recognized as another code deployment which can and should be managed, tested, automated, and improved with the same robust, reliable methodologies applied to application code’ DevOps isn’t just for application deployments, it also applies to database development. DataOps is a variation which encourages automating the flow of data through enterprises, from source to storage. At the same time, DevOps — which focuses on the flow of application delivery and deployment — is increasingly being applied to databases,

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The Pros and Cons of Google’s New AI Transparency Tools

Source:-insidebigdata.com In this special guest feature, Jay Budzik, CTO at ZestFinance, discusses the set of developer tools that Google launched that allow data scientists to create explainable ML models, and also the reality of these new tools and how they are likely to impact the financial services market. ZestFinance is a software company that helps banks and lenders build, run, and monitor fully explainable machine learning underwriting models. As CTO, Jay oversees Zest’s product and engineering teams. His passion for

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Forcepoint announces three new integrations with AWS Security Hub

Source:-itbrief.com.au Forcepoint has expanded its collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), as several of its products are now fully integrated with AWS Security Hub, the company announced today. The collaboration with Microsoft’s giant cloud security platform will help users consolidate their high priority alerts across their AWS accounts, Forcepoint says. The products include Forcepoint DLP, a data loss protection product; Forcepoint CASB, a cloud access security broker; and Forcepoint NGFW, which gives customers visibility across on-premises and AWS environments. Forcepoint

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The rise of cloud computing has had a smaller climate impact than feared

Source:-engadget.com Computing output jumped 6 times while power consumption rose only 6 percent. As more and more gargantuan data centers come on line, environmentalists have been concerned about massive increases in electricity consumption and pollution. However, according to a new study published in Science, that simply hasn’t happened. While cloud computing output has jumped by 600 percent from 2010 to 2018, energy consumption rose by just 6 percent. That’s because companies like Google have massively increased efficiencies with new chip

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Checkmarx simplifies AST automation for modern development and DevOps environments

Source:-helpnetsecurity.com Checkmarx, the global leader in software security solutions for DevOps, announced at the RSA Conference 2020 new enhancements to its market-leading Software Security Platform to empower more seamless implementation and automation of application security testing (AST) in modern development and DevOps environments. Available now, Checkmarx ‘Flow’ (CxFlow) is an orchestration module for the Checkmarx Software Security Platform that tightly integrates with application release orchestration and agile planning tools. This results in improved operational ‘flow’ of secure software development and

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Next Cloud Security Challenge: Containers and Kubernetes

Source:-bankinfosecurity.com The increasing use of containers and orchestration tools, such as Kubernetes, are driving demand for new cloud security and application deployment processes, according to research from the Cloud Security Alliance presented Monday at the RSA 2020 conference in San Francisco. The goal is to build security into the application development cycle as early as possible, says John Yeoh, global vice president of research at the not-for-profit alliance. “As we have seen with the use of containers and micro-services and

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NetOps vs DevOps vs DevSecOps – What’s the Difference?

Source:-tripwire.com One thing I have noticed is that each industry comes up with their own terms and acronyms. Unfortunately, these inventions often vary depending on the person you speak to due to a lack of a governing body that decides on an exact definition. At times, acronyms can even overlap, causing further confusion. Therefore, when it comes to definitions, I always look to ask a variety of persons from across industries on how they would define certain terms. In fact,

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How to Secure DevOps Environments: Exploring Best Practices

Source:-securityboulevard.com Hard to believe, but it’s been more than a decade since the concept of DevOps was introduced. By eliminating the silos separating software development and operations teams, and fostering a more agile, collaborative environment, DevOps promised to help organizations deliver better software faster. By using automation to manage many of the tasks of building, testing, and deploying software, it now promises to improve consistency and reduce human error. IT organizations have certainly taken note. A recent survey found 45%

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Google Cloud unveils new tools for detecting modern threats

Source:-zdnet.com Google Cloud on Monday announced a series of new security capabilities, including a new way to detect threats with Chronicle’s security analytics platform. The new security tools line up with Google Cloud’s broader efforts to cater to enterprise customers. CLOUD Cloud computing: Spending is breaking records, Microsoft Azure slowly closes the gap on AWS Microsoft to combine its Windows client and hardware teams under Chief Product Officer Panos Panay Top cloud providers in 2020: AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google

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Datadog, Inc. [DDOG] – A Stock with value that transcends speculation

Source:-dwinnex.com Datadog, Inc. [NASDAQ: DDOG] shares went lower by -0.67% from its previous closing of $45.99, now trading at the price of $45.68, also adding -0.31 points. Is DDOG stock a buy or should you stay away? The stock had a rather active trading session with the latest closing, by far recording 2.69 million contracts. Compared to the average trading volume of DDOG shares, the company saw a far better performance. Moreover, the stock has a 25.94M float and a

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A Golden Opportunity for Cloud Services in Myanmar

Source:-cio.com Businesses in Myanmar are growing rapidly in no small part due to the cloud services offerings from Golden TMH (GTMH). With offices in Mandalay and Yangon, the company is one of the leading telecommunications companies in the nation. GTMH’s solution portfolio is diverse, with numerous services that span the entire software stack — including cloud-based backup, disaster recovery, storage, and web hosting services, as well as software-defined infrastructure using private and hybrid cloud models. Notably, all of these solutions

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ACT-IAC Releases New DevOps Primer

Source:-finance.yahoo.com ACT-IAC Releases New DevOps Primer PR Newswire FAIRFAX, Va., Feb. 20, 2020 Featuring Six Case Studies and a Maturity Model to Guide Federal Agencies’ DevOps Journey FAIRFAX, Va., Feb. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — The American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC), the premier public-private partnership dedicated to advancing government through the application of information technology, today officially announced the release of the “DevOps Primer.” It was produced through a collaborative, volunteer effort by a working group from

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The Key Attributes to Look for in a DevOps Trainer

Source:-informationweek.com Wannabe DevOps trainers are dime a dozen, but truly skilled coaches are worth their weight in gold. Image: WrightStudio – stockadobe.com For organizations just getting their feet wet in DevOps, finding a talented trainer is a top priority. Without a skilled expert on hand to guide developers and managers through the methodology’s various processes and practices, a DevOps initiative can falter even before it gets started. The problem is that DevOps is still maturing and evolving. As a result,

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Wind River Launches CD Platform for Embedded Systems

Source:-devops.com Wind River is fostering the adoption of DevOps processes for embedded systems by making available a continuous delivery (CD) platform that its customers can download. Glenn Seiler, vice president for open source strategy for Wind River, said the CD platform is based on an open source instance of the Jenkins continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform. The company envisions organizations downloading the platform as source code that Wind River will update regularly for use on top of the Wind River

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