The global continuous delivery market is expanding rapidly, driven by automation demand, SME adoption, and the need for faster, higher-quality software releases. Here is what DevOps engineers need to know about the market landscape.
An overview of the global DevOps Platform market landscape in 2019, covering major vendors such as Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker, Red Hat (Ansible), Atlassian, and SaltStack, along with market segments, geographic regions, and growth drivers through 2026.
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A look at the global continuous delivery market forecast, key growth drivers including DevOps adoption and deployment automation, market segmentation, and leading vendors shaping the landscape through 2026.
Red Hat launched the Ansible Automation Platform, an enterprise-grade solution combining Ansible Tower, Ansible Engine, and new SaaS capabilities including Content Collections, Automation Hub, and Automation Analytics.
At DOES 2019, BMW executives shared how the automaker transformed its IT organization from waterfall delivery to 100% Agile and BizDevOps, moving from 12 releases per year to twice monthly while restructuring funding, teams, and tooling across 20,000 employees.
An overview of the global Application Performance Management (APM) automation tools market, covering leading vendors such as AppDynamics, New Relic, and Dynatrace, market segmentation by type and industry, and regional dynamics shaping adoption.
Announced at Microsoft Ignite 2019, Azure Synapse Analytics unifies data warehouses and data lakes into a single analytics platform — integrating Power BI, Azure Machine Learning, and a rewritten SQL engine designed for cloud-scale workloads.
An overview of the global DevOps platform market as reported in 2019, covering major vendors, market segments, verticals, and regional growth drivers across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and beyond.
Multi-month release cycles are giving way to CI/CD practices that ship code faster and more reliably. Here are five concrete techniques to reduce cycle time at every stage of delivery.
DevOps and security teams have historically worked in silos, with security bolted on at the end of the development cycle. DevSecOps fixes this by embedding security practices throughout the entire pipeline—from planning through deployment.
Moving from a monolithic application to a microservices architecture requires careful planning. These six proven best practices help engineering teams navigate the transition with less risk and greater efficiency.
Checkmarx’s Matt Rose argues that the ‘shift left’ model no longer fits the realities of modern DevOps pipelines — and that how we train developers and use buzzwords like ‘agile’ needs to change too.
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Private Docker registries give development teams secure, centralized control over container images. Learn the five core functions—access control, custom workflows, image pulling, in-registry builds, and collaborative uploads—that make private registries essential for modern DevOps.
An overview of the Docker monitoring tools landscape, covering major vendors, deployment types, enterprise segments, and the factors shaping adoption of container observability platforms.
An overview of the network monitoring software landscape, covering key vendors such as Microsoft, Datadog, SolarWinds, Cisco, Zabbix, Nagios, and more — with a breakdown of market segments, regions, and evaluation criteria relevant to DevOps and infrastructure teams.
An overview of the global Continuous Integration software market, covering leading tools, deployment types, regional growth patterns, and the factors driving CI adoption across enterprises and SMEs.
Docker has become a foundational tool in modern software delivery. Here are seven concrete benefits that explain why engineering teams and businesses continue to adopt container-based workflows.
Multi-cloud strategies are now mainstream, but your CI/CD toolchain can quietly reintroduce vendor lock-in. Here is how GitLab CI/CD approaches cloud-agnostic deployments and why it matters for DevOps teams.
