Month: November 2019

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What Happens When You Inject Security into DevOps: DevSecOps

Source:-informationweek.com If you think that the security reviews that your DevOps team conducts are enough, give it another thought. Over these past few years, I’ve had the chance to work very closely with some of the most talented development teams. Even today, I’m still involved with DevOps and helping design core applications that’ll impact users, businesses, and entire methods of technology and even data center management. In working with Agile coaches and Scrum masters, I learned quickly that DevOps is

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Cloudbees partners with VMware and Atos to harness the power of DevOps automation

Source:-information-age.com Cloudbees, VMware and Atos combine solutions to create an enterprise-robust managed service for software delivery CloudBees has today announced a partnership with Atos and VMware that aims help customers adopt DevOps best practices at scale through Atos’ recently announced Atos Digital Hybrid Cloud (DHC), powered by VMware Tanzu and CloudBees cloud-native CI/CD enterprise solution. The industry-first partnership aims to help customers gain greater business agility, scalability, and reduce their IT investments in building and automating software delivery pipelines. The end-to-end CI/CD

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5 Lessons in Digital Transformation From Brazil’s Retail Giant – Magalu

Source:-forbes.comLauded as “the Amazon of Brazil,” retailer Magazine Luiza, or Magalu, has cemented itself as one of the most spectacular digital transformation success stories in any industry.  From launching an online marketplace to speeding up deliveries with an Uber-like service, the company has aggressively harnessed technology to better serve its customers—and customers have responded, helping the company’s fortunes to skyrocket. Between January 2015 and summer 2019, Magalu’s stock price increased more than 18,000% in value—eye-popping in any context and truly remarkable given that

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Your crash course on zero-coding ML: An introduction to Google Cloud and its AutoML services

Source:-yourstory.com “What is the first thing you do when you are watching YouTube and the page is not loading?” asked KC Ayyagari, Startup Ecosystem Manager – India, Google Cloud for Startups. Not surprisingly, many said, they would check the internet connection. An answer that KC expected. “That’s right, most people take it for granted that YouTube will always be up and running. So, we at Google have built the capability to manage that expectation. And, how we have been able

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Software Leave a comment

Global Test Management Software Market 2019 Business Development – qTest, PractiTest, Zephyr, Test Collab, TestFLO for JIRA, XQual

Source:- machtribune.com Global Test Management Software Market 2019 by Company, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2024, added by MRInsights.biz passes a structural overview of the global Test Management Software market including its definition, applications, and advancement. The report depicts the current & future growth trends of this business and outlines geographies that are a part of the regional landscape of the market. The report analyzes the historical data from 2014-2019 as well as the present performance of the market and forecast

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Atlassian products aid BizDevOps, but integration work remains

Source:-searchsoftwarequality.techtarget.com IT pros have found Atlassian tools useful for BizDevOps initiatives but would like more integration and consolidated points of management among them in the future. BOSTON — Atlassian products have been useful for enterprises in BizDevOps transformation, and the company plans to further expand features for nontechnical users. However, IT pros also say they’d also like to see refined integrations among the tools in future releases. IT pros at the vendor’s Atlassian Open conference here last week said Atlassian

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IoT and cloud: handling data storage issues

Source:-jaxenter.com IoT (Internet of things) is a diverse system of devices and sensors connected to the internet and at the same time is one of the fastest-growing industries of our time. It goes beyond devices you would traditionally expect to be online, like laptops or smartphones, to include a wide range of everyday objects, such as cars, TV sets, thermostats, smoke alarms, fridges, toasters and much, much more. It is estimated that there will be more than 65 billion IoT devices plugged

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GridGain In-Memory Computing Platform Now Available in Microsoft Azure Marketplace

Source:-apnews.com FOSTER CITY, Calif., Nov. 04, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — GridGain Systems, provider of enterprise-grade in-memory computing solutions based on ApacheÂź Igniteℱ, today announced that the GridGainÂź In-Memory Computing Platform is now available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, an online store providing applications and services for use on Azure. The availability of GridGain via the Microsoft Azure Marketplace enables companies deploying databases on Azure to confidently add extreme speed and massive scalability for data-intensive applications. The GridGain In-Memory Computing Platform provides in-memory

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Platforms Demystified: Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, Eirini, and Knative

Source:-infoq.com Matthias Haeussler and Dr Nic Williams spoke at this year’s SpringOne Platform 2019 Conference about different cloud platforms and how they compare in terms of features from a developer perspective. They discussed platforms like Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, Project Eirini, and Knative serverless platform. Haeussler and Williams started off the presentation with the history of containers and platform. The history spans from chroot in 1979 to Knative and Eirini projects in 2018. They discussed the minimal concepts of cloud foundry and Kubernetes platforms. A platform should provide self-service for developers, UX

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DevOps Quality Trends Around the World

Source:-cio.comStudy captures detailed rankings, heat maps, quadrant mappings, and analysis of DevOps quality metrics by global regions. With “continuous everything,” knowing whether each new release will ultimately enhance or undermine the overall user experience is essential. Yet, most of today’s go/no-go decision still hinge upon quality metrics designed for a different era. Every other aspect of application delivery has been scrutinized and optimized for DevOps. Why not re-examine quality metrics as well? Are “classic” metrics like number of automated tests,

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Server Management Software Market – Major Technology Giants in Buzz Again | Datadog (U.S.), SolarWinds MSP (Canada), ManageEngine (U.S.)

Source:-montana-ledger.com A New Research on the Global Server Management Software Market was conducted across a variety of industries in various regions to produce more than 150 page reports. This study is a perfect blend of qualitative and quantifiable information highlighting key market developments, industry and competitors’ challenges in gap analysis and new opportunities and may be trending in the Server Management Software market. Some are part of the coverage and are the core and emerging players being profiled Datadog (U.S.),

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Ensuring DevOps is secure

Source:-itproportal.com How can organisations keep DevOps secure from malicious activity and the creation of unauthorised backdoors into sensitive systems? When it burst on to the scene around a decade ago, DevOps was seen as the best new way to streamline the process for creating and delivering apps and other services to clients. With greatly reduced time to market, organisations can beat their competitors to the punch in releasing apps that meet their clients’ needs and create valuable revenue streams. However,

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Top guidelines for edge computing software selection

Source:-searchdatacenter.techtarget.com Finding edge software that meets all your organization’s needs requires help from both the business and IT sides. Get the right fit with use case information and developer input. As organizations become more dispersed and data consumption increases, IT departments may find a need to effectively deploy edge devices through software. Edge computing software comes in all shapes and sizes. Enterprises can select the best ones by starting with a few key considerations to narrow down their list of

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Forrester: The 5 ways cloud computing will change in 2020

Source:-techrepublic.com Hyperscale cloud alliances, cloud native innovations, and new cloud security requirements will reshape cloud computing in 2020, a Forrester report found. Must-Read Cloud Cloud providers 2019: A buyer’s guide (free PDF) How to become a cloud engineer: A cheat sheet Top desktop as a service (DaaS) providers: Amazon, Citrix, Microsoft, VMware, and more Cloud computing policy (TechRepublic Premium) Forrester released a report on Monday establishing five cloud computing predictions for 2020. The predictions reveal the growing battle for cloud

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When to use Jenkins vs. Jenkins X for pipeline automation

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com Three primary factors — flexibility, Kubernetes adoption and the need for a GUI — should shape an organization’s decision between Jenkins and Jenkins X as a pipeline automation tool. DevOps teams can use Jenkins or Jenkins X to automate CI/CD pipelines — both versions of the tool get the job done, but there are important distinctions between them. Not every DevOps deployment is the same. Some IT organizations use a vast array of source code management, software build and

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Microservices – how to redefine the possible in digital transformation

Source:-bobsguide.com Digital transformation is more akin to a journey than a destination and all banks start out from different points. Although the journey is necessary, there are many barriers to progress, including: inertia, existing structures and lack of knowledge of the required modern technologies. Find out how to progress at our upcoming event with AWS: ‘Embracing Monolith Modernisation’ The structure of many banks is an accident of history. Most have grown up along product lines. In the beginning, there was just

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Continuous Delivery in the Real World

Source:-devopsonline.co.uk I feel appropriate to mention is that I do not blindly follow any particular methodology or rules for the sake of it. That may be down to the rebel in me always wanting to question, but in contrast, the professional in me always wants to understand the rationale for doing things in the way we do. Working very much in the “change and transformation” space it’s a trait that I think (my peers may be a better judge) has

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Event Stream Processing Market Growth Statistics to Make Multi-Billion Dollar Market during 2019 – 2023 | Red Hat, Apache, Twitter, Google, Tibco Software

Source:-virtualnewsusa.com All information provided in the report is derived from trusted industrial sources. Global Event Stream Processing Market research reports find market figures between 2019 and 2023. The market will exhibit remarkable CAGRs in the aforementioned period. Global Event Stream Processing Market Overview: This report studies the Global Event Stream Processing Market over the forecast period of 2019 to 2023. The Global Event Stream Processing Market is expected to grow at an impressive Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) from 2019

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Serverless: Is It The Kubernetes Killer?

Source:-forbes.com A few years ago, many believed OpenStack was going to take over the world. It was inevitable, and no one questioned it. Docker shifted the landscape, and then along came Kubernetes, which was another game-changer. Today, everyone is excitedly talking about serverless (functions as a service). Did Kubernetes kill the OpenStack engineer? Is serverless going to kill Kubernetes? The pace of innovation in the cloud over the last five years has been astounding to watch. There is no arguing that the technology is moving at

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What is DevOps & What are the Challenges?

Source:-apogaeis.com We all know if you want to succeed in today’s business world, you need two key things. One, Business Stability & Second, Adaptability. DevOps (Development & Operations) is not a job title or role. This is a software development approach which combines development and operations to enable an agility which dims the differences between software development and operations. Many companies consider DevOps as a challenge, rather than seeing it as an opportunity. An opportunity which can take your software development process to a

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