As API adoption grows and CI/CD pipelines accelerate release cadences, security can no longer be an afterthought. Learn why the shift to DevSecOps is essential and how seven core practices help teams automate API security testing throughout the development lifecycle.
At BoxWorks 2017, Box unveiled Box Skills, a framework that brings machine learning capabilities—including audio transcription, video intelligence, and image recognition—to cloud-stored content, alongside the Box Skills Kit for custom implementations.
CyberArk and Puppet announced a technology partnership to automate secrets management across DevOps workflows, combining CyberArk Conjur with Puppet’s configuration automation to protect SSH keys, API keys, passwords, and certificates at scale.
An in-depth look at Microsoft Azure’s infrastructure and platform services, its IaaS and PaaS capabilities, pricing model, and how it positions itself against competing cloud providers.
Immutable infrastructure offers federal agencies a path to adopting agile and DevOps practices without sacrificing security compliance. Here’s how it works and why it builds trust across development, operations, and security teams.
Increasing release frequency forces organizations to confront inefficiencies they have tolerated for years. Learn how a fast DevOps feedback loop, smaller batch sizes, and automation of repetitive tasks eliminate the three main sources of waste in software delivery.
In 2017, GitLab outlined its Complete DevOps vision — uniting development and operations into a single platform covering every stage of the software lifecycle, from code commit to production monitoring.
Cloud computing is enabling start-ups and enterprises to innovate faster across healthcare, government, manufacturing, transport, and clinical research by reducing infrastructure overhead and enabling scalable, shared resources.
DevOps accelerates every stage of the application lifecycle, and traditional monitoring tools struggle to keep up. Learn how monitoring must evolve to match continuous delivery pipelines, polyglot stacks, and real-time operational demands.
Eric Sigler, Head of DevOps at PagerDuty, outlines the uncomfortable realities teams must confront when adopting a cloud-native architecture — from embracing failure to owning your dependencies.
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DigitalOcean has carved out a distinct niche in India’s cloud market by targeting developers rather than enterprises, leveraging a Bangalore development centre, startup partnerships, and a transparent pricing model to build momentum.
The JavaOne 2017 keynote showcased Oracle’s vision for Java’s future, covering serverless architectures, cloud-native development, the Fn project, and Java EE’s evolution. Here’s what enterprise developers need to know.
Basis Technologies’ Testimony tool introduces Robotic Test Automation (RTA) to SAP regression testing — automatically learning, configuring, and executing tests to reduce cost, increase coverage, and accelerate DevOps for SAP.
As microservices replace monolithic applications, DevOps engineers at Velocity 2017 argued that root cause analysis slows incident response. Here is what they recommend instead.
Speed is a core DevOps value, but moving fast without security controls creates exploitable gaps. Learn how to embed security into every phase of your DevOps pipeline with a DevSecOps approach.
A practical guide to building and executing a DevOps roadmap—covering culture, automation, tooling, continuous delivery, and the organisational changes needed to make DevOps stick.
DevOps is reshaping the roles of both developers and operations engineers. Learn how automation, collaboration, and tools like Puppet, containers, and PaaS are blurring traditional boundaries and accelerating software delivery.
A survey of more than 200 IT decision makers reveals that limited budgets, legacy systems, and application complexity are the biggest obstacles standing between organizations and successful DevOps adoption.
Docker solved the original ‘matrix from hell’ by decoupling apps from infrastructure. But as teams adopt microservices and multiple environments, a new matrix from hell emerges: an explosion of environment-specific deployment config files. Here’s how to diagnose and fix it.