A practical guide to how cloud computing works, the evolution of delivery models, and how to choose between public, private, and hybrid cloud deployments for your organization.
DevOps engineering demands a unique blend of technical and interpersonal skills. Here are the five core competencies every DevOps engineer needs to build a successful career.
GitLab introduced Auto DevOps to eliminate manual pipeline configuration, automatically detecting languages, running tests, and deploying applications so developers can ship faster without DevOps expertise.
DevOps promises faster delivery and greater agility, but it also introduces real security and compliance risks. Here is how CIOs are navigating the tension between business velocity and enterprise security — and why DevSecOps is fast becoming the answer.
Agile is no longer just a software development methodology. Discover why scaling Agile—and pairing it with DevOps—across every business function is essential for survival in a fast-moving market.
DevOps adoption is accelerating, but many organizations stumble on the same avoidable mistakes. Here are the most common DevOps pitfalls—and how to steer clear of them.
Research consistently shows that organizations combining cloud computing with DevOps outperform those using either approach in isolation. Here’s what the data says and why the pairing makes sense.
Digital transformation and DevOps are deeply intertwined. Learn how each accelerates the other, why cultural change is essential, and what organizations gain when they align both initiatives.
Cloud computing and modern application development are reshaping the traditional sysadmin role. Executives from Google, Rackspace, Pivotal, and others share practical advice on how systems administrators can evolve, stay employable, and add genuine value in a DevOps-driven world.
Cloud computing and DevOps each deliver measurable improvements in software delivery speed and quality. Used together, the gains compound significantly. Here is why the pairing works and how to make the transition.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Office of Information Technology issued two RFIs in 2017 seeking DevSecOps vendors for cloud modernization and advanced data science—signaling federal adoption of agile, security-integrated delivery pipelines.
Organizations that invest heavily in both DevOps and cloud computing report significantly better software quality, faster delivery, and lower costs than those using only one approach, according to research from CA Technologies.
Mainframe systems underpin the majority of enterprise business initiatives, yet they are often left out of modern DevOps pipelines. Compuware’s Agile/DevOps toolchain bridges that gap, enabling mainframe and distributed teams to collaborate, automate, and deliver faster.
Mainframes remain critical enterprise infrastructure, yet they are routinely overlooked in DevOps initiatives. Learn how CI/CD pipelines, IDE tooling, and virtualization can bring genuine agility to mainframe application delivery.
Mainframes power some of the world’s most critical business applications, yet they are often left out of DevOps conversations. This article explains why integrating mainframes into DevOps workflows is both necessary and achievable, and what approaches and tooling can help teams bridge the gap.
Most DevOps conversations ignore the mainframe entirely. Chris O’Malley of Compuware makes the case that COBOL-driven systems running the world’s most critical transactions deserve—and can benefit from—full DevOps treatment.
Defending modern applications requires more than recycling yesterday’s security playbook. Learn why empowerment, flexibility, and rapid response are the three pillars of a forward-looking application security strategy.
Moving to the cloud is not just a technology shift — it requires new skills in automation, financial awareness, security, and business consulting. Here is what CIOs and IT leaders need to plan for.
Dev and Ops teams once barely spoke. Today, DevOps practices like CI/CD and security automation are expected by default. Here is what leading practitioners say you need to know to implement DevOps correctly.
