DevOps is straightforward to pilot with one enthusiastic team. Scaling it across an enterprise is another matter entirely. These five factors—Commodity, Consistency, Collaboration, Continuity, and Charisma—explain why so many scaling efforts stall.
Combining DevOps methodologies with cloud platforms can accelerate delivery, improve reliability, and reduce operational risk. Here are seven foundational practices every DevOps team working in the cloud should adopt.
Starting a DevOps transformation is daunting, especially for organizations steeped in legacy culture. Learn how breaking the journey into small, actionable steps — and focusing on cultural change before tooling — can help any team make real progress.
Chef Software expanded its DevOps automation portfolio with new Kubernetes operator support, Automate 2.0, and agentless workstation tooling designed to close the gap between code commit and production deployment across complex multi-cloud environments.
Capital One is on its third iteration of its Chef automation platform on AWS, running more than 15,000 nodes across dev, QA, and production environments. Learn why the bank rebuilt its Chef stack and how compliance requirements drove its architecture decisions.
IT professionals from u-blox, Adtran, and Woodward share hard-won lessons on culture, planning, and tooling for scaling DevOps across large, complex engineering organisations.
Cloud adoption is accelerating across every industry. Whether you are entering the field or looking to increase your market value, these five cloud skills offer the clearest path to opportunity.
At ChefConf 2018, Chef unveiled Chef Automate 2.0 rebuilt in Go on a microservices architecture, along with updates to Chef Workstation, Habitat, and InSpec compliance tooling.
Telecoms operators are turning to microservices architectures and DevOps practices to escape vendor lock-in and accelerate BSS digital transformation. Industry collaboration is the critical missing ingredient.
From siloed development and operations teams to fully automated infrastructure pipelines, DevOps has fundamentally changed how software is built and deployed. This article traces that evolution and examines the key tools and practices shaping the future.
As cloud services take over more enterprise functions, IT leaders must understand and actively manage the risks involved. Here are seven practical strategies for assessing and mitigating cloud risk.
Continuous testing is no longer optional in modern DevOps. Learn how integrating automated testing into every stage of the CI/CD pipeline improves release quality, team collaboration, and delivery speed.
Adopting DevOps is as much a people and culture challenge as a technical one. Here are five common mistakes organizations make during the transition—and how to avoid them.
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PKI is widely misunderstood, even by experienced engineers. This article clarifies four of the most common misconceptions about certificates, trust chains, and key management in modern DevOps environments.
China’s digital economy generated 27.2 trillion yuan in 2017, growing at 20% year-on-year. Experts from CAICT say cloud computing, big data, and AI are transforming industries and positioning China as a global technology leader.
Chaos engineering can feel threatening to traditional testers, but it’s a natural evolution of quality engineering in cloud-native environments. Here’s what DevOps testers need to understand.
Adopting DevOps is more than a technology shift — it requires careful planning, cross-team alignment, and realistic assessments of skill and capacity. Here are five mistakes organisations repeatedly make when transitioning to DevOps, and what to do instead.
Artificial intelligence and cloud computing are reshaping banking — from automated customer service chatbots to analytics-driven workflows. Here is what DevOps and engineering teams in financial services need to understand.
The debate over whether DevOps is a culture or a technology has become a distraction. What organisations actually need are practical standards that bridge both worlds and drive real adoption.