An overview of the continuous deployment software market landscape, covering leading tools, deployment models, regional growth, and competitive players including Jenkins, CircleCI, AWS, and Azure.
An overview of the software container market, covering core technology concepts, competitive dynamics, market segmentation, and the factors driving enterprise adoption of containers over traditional virtualization.
Thinking about a career in DevOps? Before you dive in, understand what DevOps really means—beyond the buzzwords—covering culture, automation, collaboration, resilience, and the incremental investment required to succeed.
A practical overview of the website monitoring tools landscape, covering what website monitoring is, how leading platforms compare, and what capabilities DevOps and operations teams should evaluate when choosing a solution.
Microsoft became the first major U.S. cloud provider to launch data center regions in the Middle East, opening Azure and Office 365 availability in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
An overview of the DevOps platform market landscape, covering major vendors such as Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker, Red Hat Ansible, and Atlassian, along with key industry segments, geographic regions, and the factors driving enterprise adoption.
Microsoft has made Java a first-class citizen on Azure, with dedicated tooling in Visual Studio Code, OpenJDK integration, and cloud services built to meet Java developers where they already work.
DevSecOps shifts security left into every stage of software development. Here are four foundational practices every team should understand before getting started.
Cloud computing architecture defines how hardware, software, and services are structured to deliver cloud capabilities. This guide breaks down front-end and back-end components, deployment models, and location options to help DevOps engineers make informed architectural decisions.
Moogsoft’s AIOps platform version 7.2 introduces a Workflow Engine for automated incident actions, expanded integrations with tools like New Relic Insights and Microsoft Teams, real-time alert clustering visualization, and a per-member analytics dashboard.
Learn how to apply DevOps principles to Azure IoT Edge solutions using Azure Pipelines, Azure Container Registry, Application Insights, and Kubernetes for scalable integration testing.
WhiteSource and GitHub announced a data partnership in 2019 to expand security vulnerability alerts for open source dependencies across GitHub repositories, drawing on WhiteSource’s aggregated vulnerability intelligence.
Software feature management lets DevOps teams decouple code deployments from feature releases using flags, switches, and toggles. Here’s what that means in practice.
Cloud computing introduces powerful capabilities for storing and processing data remotely, but it also creates significant security challenges. This article examines four core data security concerns—data generation, transfer, sharing, and storage—that every DevOps and cloud engineering team must address.
Cloud computing delivers computing resources—software, storage, and processing power—over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis. This guide explains the core models, history, deployment types, and best practices every DevOps professional needs to know.
Microsoft Research’s VeriSol tool translates Solidity smart contracts into a formal verification language, and its integration into Azure Blockchain’s CI/CD pipeline makes formal verification more accessible to blockchain developers.
Adopting a multi-cloud strategy is increasingly common, but most enterprises report problems with deployment and management. Learn how cultural change, skills investment, and the right cloud management platform can keep your strategy on track.
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Bungie’s Mark Noseworthy explained at E3 2019 why Google Stadia’s shared cloud infrastructure might offset the input lag concerns common to game-streaming platforms, particularly in PvP multiplayer.
After MLflow 1.0 shipped Docker support and Windows compatibility, Databricks confirmed that full Kubernetes deployment support and a model registry were next on the roadmap.
