CI/CD pipelines have blurred the line between developer and database administrator. Learn why developers are now responsible for database monitoring, performance optimization, and security—and what tools and practices can help them succeed.
An overview of the continuous deployment software market, covering major platforms, deployment models, key enterprise segments, and the forces shaping growth in the CI/CD tooling landscape.
An overview of the Docker monitoring tools market, covering key vendors, regional segments, deployment types, and the factors driving adoption across enterprise and SME environments.
Docker’s Justin Cormack explains why an open Compose specification was needed, what it covers today, and how the community will shape its future.
A practical walkthrough of all 12 factors from the 12-Factor App methodology, with concrete examples using Eclipse MicroProfile APIs and Kubernetes to build portable, cloud-native microservices.
An independent overview of the DevSecOps market landscape: who the major players are, how the market is segmented, and what forces are driving adoption of security-integrated DevOps practices.
DevSecOps integrates security into every stage of the software development lifecycle, making it a shared responsibility across development, operations, and security teams. Learn what DevSecOps is, why it matters, its key benefits, and common adoption challenges.
Philip Moyer, VP of Industries at Google Cloud, explains how hospitals, governments, and essential services rapidly scaled cloud infrastructure—chatbots, telehealth, supply tracking, and research data sets—to meet the extraordinary demands of the COVID-19 crisis.
An overview of the global DevOps tool market covering key growth drivers, market segmentation by deployment mode and enterprise size, regional analysis, and the factors shaping adoption through 2026.
Speed and security are not mutually exclusive in DevOps. Learn how to embed security skills, tooling, and training directly into the CI/CD pipeline with a practical DevSecOps approach.
Splunk reported 52% growth in annual recurring revenue in fiscal Q1 2021, driven by accelerating cloud adoption. However, COVID-19 economic uncertainty led to shorter contract durations and reduced forward visibility.
GitLab 13.0 arrived as the company’s major 2020 release, bringing Gitaly Cluster support, expanded security testing, design management for Community Edition users, and improved interoperability with third-party DevOps tools.
An overview of the cloud monitoring tools market landscape, covering major vendors such as Datadog, New Relic, AppDynamics, and Amazon CloudWatch, key growth drivers, and what the competitive field means for DevOps practitioners.
Learn how Kubernetes bin-packing improves resource utilisation compared to VM-based infrastructure, with a practical analogy and rough AWS cost comparison showing potential savings of 60–70% on EC2 spend.
GitLab’s Global DevSecOps Survey of 3,650+ professionals finds fast-growing DevOps adoption but persistent confusion over who owns security — a gap that undermines shift-left ambitions.
The Cisco 200-901 DEVASC exam is a key milestone for engineers pursuing the DevNet Associate certification. Learn what the exam covers, how it is structured, and what official and third-party preparation materials are available.
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses into rapid remote-work transitions, those with mature DevOps practices had a clear advantage. Here is what that looks like in practice — and what every organization can learn from it.
China’s ‘new infrastructure’ policy is accelerating cloud computing adoption across the country, with massive projected investment in AI, data centers, and 5G forming the backbone of this national strategy.
Container management platforms are expanding at a 30% CAGR driven by cloud-native adoption, microservices complexity, and skills gaps. Here’s what’s fueling the growth and why service meshes have become a critical piece of the infrastructure.
Azure Arc lets enterprises manage VMs, Kubernetes clusters, and data services across on-premises, multi-cloud, and edge environments through a single Azure control plane. Here is a technical breakdown of how it works.
