January 17, 2020 bestdevops DevOps Leave a comment

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

January 8, 2020 bestdevops Cloud Computing, Continuous Integration, DevOps Leave a comment

How CircleCI speeds DevOps cycle times with CI/CD automation

Source:-diginomica.com As enterprises go digital, they need to speed up DevOps cycle times – here’s how CI/CD automation toolmaker CircleCI is helping The speed of software development is constantly accelerating — and the faster it goes, the more automation it needs. Modern DevOps teams make hundreds or even thousands of changes to their software code every day, and with the shift toward microservices architectures, there are more and more moving parts to co-ordinate. This simply isn’t sustainable without a highly

January 7, 2020 bestdevops Software Leave a comment

What 2020 will bring for software development

Source:-jaxenter.com The rising popularity of microservices-based applications is driven by the agility and velocity benefits realized by software development teams. But these benefits are not for free (“free as in beer”); orders of magnitude more application services changing more frequently and independently creates complex surface areas that risk quickly descending into chaos. What’s a development team to do? In 2020, three development trends will surface as development teams gain the upper hand on this complexity. SEE ALSO: Why Kubernetes and

January 6, 2020 bestdevops AWS Leave a comment

Amazon, Google, Microsoft: Who had the best year in cloud in 2019?

Source:-theregister.co.uk Analysis Three technology giants continued to dominate cloud computing in 2019, with each bringing in some interesting tools to play with as they sprawled over smaller players. The big picture did not change radically in 2019. All the big three cloud providers (or big four if you consider Alibaba’s growth in East Asia) continued to grow at a dramatic pace. In the quarter ending September 30 2019, AWS reported 34 per cent revenue growth and Microsoft Azure 59 per

January 6, 2020 bestdevops Cloud Computing Leave a comment

Nutanix witnessing wide adoption of hybrid cloud

Source:-financialexpress.com Nutanix is a cloud computing software firm that sells hyper-converged infrastructure appliances and software-defined storage. With more CEOs asking the question ‘are we cloud-like?’, the outlook for cloud in India is bright, says Balakrishnan Anantharaman, vice-president & managing director – Sales, India & Saarc, Nutanix. San Jose, California-based Nutanix is a cloud computing software firm that sells hyper-converged infrastructure appliances and software-defined storage. “India is a hotbed of startups, who usually begin their journey without their own infrastructure.

January 3, 2020 bestdevops IT Training Leave a comment

Why securing APIs every step of the way is now vital

Source:-itproportal.com The majority of API vulnerabilities are introduced at development stage. The explosion of APIs in recent years shows no sign of slowing down, becoming the glue that increasingly connects so many services in a world focused on the programmable web, mobile apps, containers, the cloud, and microservices. Software is being broken into a much larger number of smaller pieces: it took us 40 years for the first 500 million apps to be developed – the next 500 million will

December 21, 2019 bestdevops Software Leave a comment

Review top container deployment and management tips from 2019

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com Container deployment and management was a top priority for many enterprise IT teams in 2019, with interest not only in orchestration platforms, but in other tools to implement and operate container technology. But a sound container strategy requires more than just tools. Organizations need a firm grasp on container technology concepts; an understanding of how different container orchestration platforms compare; and knowledge of how emerging technologies, such as a service mesh, might play a role in container deployments. Revisit

December 12, 2019 bestdevops IT trends Leave a comment

5 Ways To Secure Your Business In A Multi-Cloud World

Source:-forbes.com Modern software increasingly lives online, using application programming interfaces, or APIs, to ingest and expose data, stay updated, and generally work more effectively. APIs are great business accelerators with thousands of uses, from drawing on a file of recipes for a grocery website, to attaching a secure payment system to an online retailer, to adding features to existing IT infrastructure. As they grow in popularity, however, they also move into the crosshairs of bad actors, becoming a new target

December 10, 2019 bestdevops Datadog Leave a comment

Datadog (DDOG) Stock needs engaging Consideration?

Source:-viralnewsplace.com Datadog (DDOG) Stock Under Technical Focus Technical analysts compare a stock’s current trading price to its 52-week range to get a broad sense of how the stock is doing, as well as how much the stock’s price has fluctuated. This information may indicate the potential future range of the stock and how volatile the shares are. Tracking the closing price and 52-week high, the current price movement shows that the stock price positioned down when compared against the 52-week

December 7, 2019 bestdevops Continuous Deployment, Software Leave a comment

Software quality in a world of microservices and continuous deployment

Source:-theguardian.com How the role of quality assurance at the Guardian has adapted to support today’s fast-paced software landscape In today’s software landscape, we find ourselves for better or worse in the age of the service. Software is typically broken up into a host of cooperating pieces of infrastructure. The boundaries of where an application begins and ends are blurred and we have to contend with issues of timing, scaling, caching, data consistency and integrity. Despite this fundamental shift in how

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