A look at the major players shaping the IT/DevOps incident management software market—including PagerDuty, Jira Service Desk, ServiceNow, and OpsGenie—and what engineering teams should understand when evaluating these tools.
An overview of the global Continuous Delivery Software market landscape, covering key vendors such as CircleCI, Ansible, Jenkins, AWS, and Azure, along with regional segments and the factors shaping adoption.
An overview of the global container technology market, covering key platforms including Docker, Kubernetes, Apache Mesos, AWS, and Red Hat OpenShift, along with the market segments, regions, and competitive dynamics shaping adoption through the mid-2020s.
CloudBees CEO Sacha Labourey discusses CI/CD maturity, the emerging concept of Software Delivery Management, and what a partnership with Google Cloud and Anthos means for enterprise DevOps.
VMware positioned itself as a picks-and-shovels provider during the enterprise blockchain boom, developing a scalable Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus protocol, open-sourcing Project Concord, and offering a permissioned blockchain service for large enterprise consortiums.
Learn how DevOps practices—from secure coding and CI/CD pipelines to container security and continuous monitoring—can help healthcare engineering teams automate and maintain HIPAA-compliant cloud hosting.
After years of full IT outsourcing left Thames Water’s team blind to their own incident data, CIO Tony McCandless used ServiceNow’s Now Platform to rebuild a SIAM model and restore operational insight overnight.
At VMworld 2019 in San Francisco, Dell Technologies announced VMware PKS support for its cloud platforms, Cloud Validated Designs, a Google Cloud partnership, and the US rollout of its Data Center-as-a-Service offering.
A regional AWS outage in Tokyo on August 23, 2019 disrupted multiple cryptocurrency exchanges, corrupted order book data, and allowed some traders to execute Bitcoin purchases at prices as low as $0.32.
The 2019 Accelerate: State of DevOps Report, drawing on insights from 31,000 IT professionals, found a dramatic rise in elite DevOps performers and confirmed that faster deployments correlate with greater stability—not less.
A look back at the week’s biggest developer and DevOps news: Microsoft acquires jClarity, OpenJFX eyes GitHub, new JEP drafts target garbage collection, Ruby on Rails 6.0 ships, Git 2.23 lands, and serverless takes centre stage.
Microsoft has joined Google Cloud, Intel, IBM, Alibaba, Arm, Baidu, Red Hat, Swisscom, and Tencent under The Linux Foundation to establish the Confidential Computing Consortium — a cross-industry group focused on protecting data while it is in use.
An overview of the global DevOps tool market as of 2019, covering major vendors such as Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker, Red Hat, and Microsoft, along with market segmentation by type, application, and region.
Spinnaker Trust boosted its McDonald’s (MCD) holding by 25.31% in Q1 2019, while Night Owl Capital Management cut its Visa (V) position by 5.54%, according to SEC regulatory filings.
A practical guide to the Mass Index, Williams %R, ADX, CCI, RSI, and moving averages — the technical indicators traders use to assess trend strength, volatility, and potential reversals.
A roundup of Wall Street analyst ratings, key financial metrics, insider transactions, and institutional ownership data for New Relic (NYSE: NEWR) as of August 2019.
An overview of the global DevOps Software market landscape, covering major vendors including VersionOne, Pivotal Software, Chef Software, IBM, and Microsoft, with a breakdown of product types, end-user segments, and regional trends.
In June 2019, a routine maintenance event triggered a cascading failure across multiple Google Cloud regions. Here is a technical breakdown of what happened, how engineers resolved it, and what the incident reveals about the risks of tightly coupled cloud control planes.
VMware announced plans to acquire endpoint security firm Carbon Black for $2.1 billion and cloud-native platform provider Pivotal for $2.7 billion, signaling a major strategic push into cloud security and modern application development.
Tracing VMware’s journey from server virtualization pioneer to multicloud platform player — and what that history reveals about where enterprise infrastructure is headed.
