An overview of the cloud computing landscape in retail banking, covering major vendors such as AWS, Microsoft, IBM, Google, and Alibaba, along with market segmentation, regional dynamics, and the forces shaping adoption through the mid-2020s.
ServiceNow built a market-leading position in IT service management by automating workflows, expanding beyond IT into HR and customer service, and creating deep switching costs that keep enterprise customers loyal.
Hiring a great DevOps engineer is harder than it looks. These seven interview questions help you identify candidates who combine technical depth, collaboration skills, and a genuine passion for continuous improvement.
Container infrastructure is not self-healing after a disaster. This guide covers what you need to back up in Kubernetes and Docker environments, from etcd snapshots and Dockerfiles to persistent volumes and databases.
Git 2.25, released January 2020, introduced mature partial clone support and the new sparse-checkout command, offering meaningful performance gains for teams working with large repositories.
DevOps means different things to different people — and that ambiguity may be by design. Viktor Farcic, author of DevOps Paradox, argues that DevOps is an idea, not a process or a job title, and explains why that distinction matters for how organizations implement it.
Cloud computing is reshaping how organisations handle procurement, supply chain management, and vendor relationships — driving efficiency, reducing costs, and demanding new skills from procurement teams.
Kubernetes alone won’t future-proof your career. Here are five core competencies — from scripting and infrastructure automation to cloud architecture and security — that every I&O engineer should develop.
An overview of the global DevOps tool market landscape for 2020–2024, covering major vendors, product and application segments, and the forces shaping adoption across industries.
Kubernetes-driven multicloud management, the resurgence of Desktop-as-a-Service, and vertical security integration defined the cloud landscape in 2020. Here is what each trend meant for DevOps and infrastructure teams.
A look at institutional investor moves, insider share sales, key financial metrics, and analyst ratings for VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW) based on SEC filings and public disclosures from late 2019 and early 2020.
Cloud computing has matured from buzzword to business necessity. Learn how organisations can strategically host applications in the cloud to build genuine business agility—through process redesign, modern architecture, and deliberate technology adoption.
A roundup of notable DevOps news: GitLab migrates its CDN to Cloudflare, LaunchDarkly secures $54M in funding, Puppet shifts to quarterly major releases, and GitHub adds 22 partners to its Student Developer Pack.
AWS CloudFront is Amazon’s globally distributed Content Delivery Network (CDN). Learn how it works, what it integrates with, and why teams use it to deliver low-latency content at scale.
A practical guide to the IT ticketing systems landscape — covering major platforms like Jira Service Management, Zendesk, Freshservice, and Zoho, along with what DevOps and ITSM teams should evaluate when selecting a solution.
From hybrid multicloud adoption to edge computing integration and hyperconverged infrastructure, these seven trends shaped how enterprises approach hybrid cloud strategy.
In early 2020, VMware faced pressure to prove that its wave of acquisitions—including Pivotal Software, Bitnami, Heptio, and Carbon Black—could translate into real hybrid cloud growth. Here is a technical and business breakdown of where the company stood.
Backing up Kubernetes and Docker environments requires more than saving container state. Learn what to back up—Dockerfiles, images, etcd, persistent volumes, and databases—and how to do it reliably.
Red Hat made OpenShift 4.3 and OpenShift Container Storage 4 generally available, bringing Kubernetes 1.16, FIPS 140-2 encryption, multi-cloud object storage, and Rook operator support to enterprise clusters.
A technical overview of the global build automation software landscape, covering the major tools—Jenkins, TeamCity, CircleCI, Bamboo, Ansible, Travis CI, and more—along with market segments, deployment models, and what DevOps teams should consider when evaluating these platforms.
