An overview of the global DevOps platform market landscape as of 2020, covering major vendors, product segments, application verticals, and regional growth drivers through 2026.
Cloud providers like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure are lowering the barrier to enterprise AI adoption with managed ML services, specialized hardware, and MLOps tooling. Here is what each platform offers and why it matters.
AWS Wavelength reached general availability on Verizon’s 5G network in 2020, enabling developers to deploy ultra-low latency applications at the edge of 5G infrastructure in Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area using familiar AWS tools.
Algorithmia’s enterprise MLOps platform update brings local debugging, wider desktop tool integration, and expanded GPU support—bridging the gap between data science workflows and mainstream DevOps practices.
A site reliability team shares honest, practical lessons learned from migrating a self-hosted application to Docker — covering architecture decisions, ulimit gotchas, network overhead, and the business outcomes after six months in production.
GitLab commissioned Forrester Consulting to quantify the business value of consolidating DevOps toolchains onto a single platform. Here is what the analysis concluded and what it means for engineering leaders evaluating their toolchain costs.
Contour is an open-source Kubernetes ingress controller built on Envoy that delivers high-performance, secure, and multi-tenant traffic routing without the overhead of a full service mesh.
Microsoft was reportedly developing a new hybrid cloud offering codenamed Azure Stack ‘Fiji’ — a direct competitor to AWS Outposts designed to bring Azure-managed hardware into customer datacenters.
Comcast’s open-source xGitGuard tool uses machine learning and a novel text-processing algorithm to scan GitHub repositories for accidentally exposed API keys, passwords, and credentials at enterprise scale.
Google Cloud has released a significant set of Looker enhancements spanning modern BI features, foundational performance improvements, and updated data and development tooling—including full Google Marketing Platform support and a generally available Looker Marketplace.
An overview of the SNMP monitoring tool landscape, covering how SNMP works, the major vendors shaping the market, key product segments, and what teams should consider when evaluating a solution.
Learn how to use Azure DevOps built-in features — including Work Item templates, tags, queries, dashboards, email notifications, and keyboard shortcuts — to save time and reduce repetitive work.
Logz.io and HashiCorp have partnered to integrate HashiCorp Vault audit logs with Logz.io’s cloud-native observability platform, giving DevOps and DevSecOps teams unified visibility into secrets management, infrastructure, and security events.
Microsoft’s 2020 reorganization moves key Azure teams—including COSINE—under the Experiences & Devices org led by Panos Panay, reshaping how Windows, Surface, and Azure will operate as business units.
Google has published a detailed breakdown of its open-source activity over five years, showing that nearly 12,500 employees contributed to public repositories in 2019 and that its GitHub footprint has more than doubled since 2015.
Kubernetes and DevOps are not mutually dependent, but they are genuinely better together. Explore how Kubernetes improves automation, scalability, and deployment practices across DevOps pipelines—and where the real risks lie.
APIs power modern DevOps pipelines and digital services, but they also represent one of the most overlooked cybersecurity attack vectors. Learn why API security matters and how to reduce your exposure.
Serverless is more than a deployment model—it’s a paradigm shift that enables enterprises to scale advanced DevOps practices. Learn how key principles and building blocks make serverless work at enterprise scale.
The DevOps skills gap is a moving target. Learn why in-demand skills shift so quickly, which technical and process areas matter most right now, and how organizations can build sustainable upskilling strategies through better tooling and a culture of continuous learning.
Eficode was named a Sample Vendor in Gartner’s Hype Cycle for Agile and DevOps 2020 under the DevOps Value Stream Management Platforms category, recognizing the company’s ROOT DevOps Platform for providing end-to-end software delivery visibility.
