Migrating legacy systems to the cloud is one of the most complex challenges facing modern engineering teams. This guide covers the key obstacles—technical, cultural, and architectural—and offers practical strategies including normalization, open source tooling, and hybrid cloud approaches.
Cloud storage feels effortless, but behind the drag-and-drop interface lies a complex infrastructure of hard drives, failover servers, and even magnetic tape. Here is what engineers and power users should actually know.
From hybrid and multi-cloud dominance to quantum computing on the horizon, this article examines the major trends that were expected to shape enterprise cloud computing in 2019—and why they still matter for understanding today’s cloud landscape.
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Genomic data volumes are doubling every eight months, overwhelming on-premise infrastructure. Here is why pharmaceutical and life sciences companies are moving big data workloads to the cloud—and what they gain when they do.
Distributed architectures, microservices, and cloud-native deployments have outpaced traditional monitoring tools. Learn how application performance monitoring (APM) and observability practices can close the gap between development and operations teams.
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A Tripwire/Dimensional Research survey of 311 IT security professionals found that 60% had experienced container security incidents, yet deployments continue to accelerate. Here is what the data says and what practitioners recommend.
The PCI Security Standards Council released the PCI Software Security Framework to replace PA-DSS, bringing payment software security validation into the age of DevOps, microservices, and continuous delivery.
A Tripwire survey of 311 IT security professionals found that container security gaps are real, widely experienced, and actively limiting adoption—with 42% of respondents restricting container use due to perceived security risks.
Major vendors from Atlassian to IBM are converging on the DevOps space through acquisitions and product expansion. Here’s what the consolidation of dev and ops tooling means for the industry.
AIOps brings machine learning to IT operations, breaking down data silos and helping DevOps teams identify, correlate, and resolve incidents faster than manual methods allow.
SonarQube and SonarCloud introduced Security Hotspot detection for PHP, C#, T-SQL, VB.NET, Java, and Swift. Learn how the feature fits into a Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SSDLC) and why a pragmatic SAST-first approach can reduce vulnerability exposure without breaking your CI pipeline.
DevOps without built-in security is a liability. This guide covers best practices across nine pillars of continuous security—from leadership and culture to elastic infrastructure and continuous deployment—to help teams mature their DevSecOps practice.
As DevOps tooling continued to evolve at a rapid pace entering 2019, four priorities emerged for engineering teams: customer focus, AI and predictive analytics, resilience through MTTR, and people-first delivery strategies.
Small and medium-sized businesses face growing cyber threats, and many lack the security maturity to defend against them. Here is how adopting DevOps practices—and eventually DevSecOps—can help teams catch vulnerabilities earlier, reduce remediation costs, and free security engineers to focus on higher-value work.
Security is still siloed in most DevOps organisations. Learn practical strategies for breaking down barriers between security and DevOps teams — without sacrificing delivery speed.
From IBM mainframes in the 1960s to cloud-native DevOps pipelines and IoT service virtualization today, this article traces where virtualization is heading next and what gaps still need to be filled.
Industry leaders share their 2019 DevOps predictions, covering cloud-native consolidation, microservices maturity, Kubernetes complexity, and the rise of DevSecOps.
From Meltdown and Spectre to IBM’s $34 billion Red Hat acquisition, 2018 was a landmark year for cloud computing. Here are the five stories that defined the industry.