Billions of dollars are flowing into DevOps tooling and observability platforms as organizations finally recognize their dependence on software delivery. Here is what the consolidation wave means for engineering teams.
A practical guide to the most valuable cloud computing certifications for IT professionals, covering vendor-neutral options and platform-specific credentials from AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and (ISC)².
Google Cloud Anthos is a managed application platform built on open-source technology that lets enterprises build, deploy, and manage workloads consistently across on-premises data centers, Google Cloud, and third-party clouds like AWS and Azure.
GitHub and Weights & Biases released the CodeSearchNet Challenge and Corpus — a large-scale dataset and evaluation benchmark designed to advance semantic code search across six programming languages.
In late 2019, Docker — once valued at over $1 billion — was actively seeking emergency financing amid leadership turnover, open-source monetization struggles, and growing competition from Kubernetes and cloud providers.
IBM is using Red Hat OpenShift and CoreOS Operator software to deploy its Hyperledger Fabric-based blockchain platform and manage Apache CouchDB instances on Kubernetes clusters across hybrid cloud environments.
An overview of the deployment automation market, covering key vendors such as Microsoft, GitLab, CircleCI, Octopus Deploy, and Amazon, along with market segments, deployment models, and regional adoption trends.
Learn how quantitative valuation frameworks — including the Value Composite, Piotroski F-Score, Beneish M-Score, and Magic Formula Rank — work in practice, using Splunk Inc. (SPLK) as a reference example from 2019.
Phase 2 trial data show that continuous subcutaneous delivery of carbidopa/levodopa via ND0612 improved motor function and quality of life in advanced Parkinson’s patients within days. A global Phase 3 study is now underway.
GitLab announced a $268 million Series E funding round led by ICONIQ Capital and Goldman Sachs, valuing the all-in-one DevOps platform at $2.75 billion and bringing total funding to $426 million.
Kubernetes orchestrates containers at scale, automates critical infrastructure tasks, and affects every role on a software team — not just ops. Here is what your entire team needs to understand.
Portshift extended its Cloud Workload Protection Platform with a Policy Advisor control interface, giving DevOps and security teams a practical way to enforce zero-trust policies across container-based microservices running on Kubernetes.
The tenth edition of the Building Security in Maturity Model (BSIMM 10) from Synopsys reveals how DevOps adoption is fundamentally changing the way software teams approach application security—from automated pipeline controls to engineer-led security cultures.
Middle managers in command-and-control environments often push back hardest against DevOps adoption. Here are five actionable strategies to address their concerns, redefine their roles, and build genuine buy-in.
DevOps promises faster delivery, tighter collaboration, and improved quality—but adoption is rarely straightforward. Here are the three most common challenges engineering organizations face when moving to DevOps, and practical guidance for addressing each one.
Learn how to declare environment variables in a Docker .env file, keep your docker-compose.yml clean, and reuse configuration across container deployments.
A practical introduction to cloud computing fundamentals: service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment types (public, private, hybrid), key advantages, and how the cloud market is evolving.
An overview of the network monitoring tools market, covering major vendors such as Riverbed, Zenoss, and Nagios, key market segments by type and application, and regional distribution across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond.
VMware’s hybrid private-cloud strategy—combining on-premises control with public-cloud flexibility—has technical and business implications worth understanding for DevOps and infrastructure teams.
Puppet’s 2019 State of DevOps Report found that security integration is the missing link between good and great DevOps practice. Here’s what the data says and what it means for engineering teams.
