The tenth edition of the Building Security in Maturity Model (BSIMM10) draws on data from 122 firms to show that DevOps adoption has matured to the point where it is actively driving how organizations structure and execute software security initiatives.
Data from the 2019 Accelerate State of DevOps Report shows elite DevOps teams are significantly more likely to use open source software—and the trend is accelerating even in traditionally cautious industries like financial services.
Moving workloads to the cloud is not enough. A veteran CIO and CTO explains why ‘lift and shift’ falls short, and how a four-phase ‘move and improve’ approach unlocks the real business value of cloud computing.
DevOps brings continuous delivery and agile application development. Storage infrastructure must evolve to match—through automation, fast provisioning, and API-driven integration. Here is what DevOps teams actually need from storage.
Microsoft acquired code analysis firm Semmle through GitHub, bringing semantic code analysis and vulnerability querying to the platform with the goal of making security as routine as a pull request.
Technical expertise alone won’t guarantee a successful cloud initiative. These five non-technical skills — from project management to executive leadership — are just as critical for organizations moving to the cloud.
Learn how to configure Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) on DigitalOcean Kubernetes (DOKS) to automatically scale an Nginx deployment based on CPU utilization, using Metrics Server installed via Helm.
AWS EBS is not automatically protected against all failure scenarios. Learn how EBS replication works, why snapshots are essential, and how to build a reliable backup strategy for your EBS volumes.
The DevOps tools market continues its strong expansion, with major players like Docker, Red Hat (Ansible), Atlassian, Chef, and SaltStack driving adoption. Here is what engineering and business leaders need to understand about market dynamics, key vendors, and regional trends.
Thinking about transitioning into DevOps? This guide covers the history of IT that shaped the DevOps movement, what DevOps actually means, and the specific skills, tools, and hands-on projects you need to make the shift.
DevOps and cloud computing are deeply interdependent. Learn how their convergence is changing application development, why neither delivers full value without the other, and how engineering teams can adapt their practices to succeed.
An overview of the global DevOps Platform market landscape, covering major vendors, market segments, regional dynamics, and the factors shaping adoption through the mid-2020s.
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Running workloads across multiple cloud platforms introduces unique security challenges. This guide covers the key risks, strategies, and tools DevOps teams need to protect their business in a multi-cloud environment.
Google Anthos is not just another cloud service — it is a strategic bet on Kubernetes as the universal infrastructure layer. Here is what Anthos actually does, how it compares to Azure Stack, and why it matters for enterprise hybrid cloud.
Use these 10 diagnostic questions to identify security gaps in your container images, Kubernetes cluster configuration, network policies, and runtime environment.
Learn how to bootstrap a three-node Kubernetes cluster on Ubuntu Server using kubeadm, Docker, and Flannel — from installing dependencies to joining worker nodes.
Microsoft’s Azure Private Link service isolates connections to Azure PaaS resources within a private backbone network, eliminating public internet exposure for supported services.
AWS has been investing heavily in its machine learning platform, targeting both experienced ML developers and non-specialist data scientists. This article breaks down Deep Learning Containers, updated Deep Learning AMIs, and newly GA AI services like Amazon Forecast and Amazon Personalize.
A practical guide to six foundational DevOps tools—Docker, Kubernetes, TypeScript, Gradle, Git, and Puppet Enterprise—covering what each does and where it fits in a modern DevOps workflow.
