Cloud computing continues to reshape the IT landscape, driving enterprise migration from legacy systems, accelerating digital transformation, and delivering new capabilities at lower cost. Here is why it remains the single biggest disruptive force in the industry.
From software engineers to UX specialists, these five technical roles are consistently hard to fill and show no sign of cooling off. Here is what makes each one difficult to hire for—and how teams can close the gap.
GitHub’s GraphQL API (v4) has graduated from early access to general availability. Learn what changed, how it compares to the REST API v3, and what it means for developers building GitHub integrations.
Good exception handling is harder than most developers expect. This guide covers when to catch or throw exceptions, how to design meaningful error messages, and how to avoid common pitfalls like over-wrapping exceptions or surfacing noise to users.
Rebuilding a Go project inside Docker Compose on every code change is slow. Learn the root cause and practical strategies—volumes, fresh containers, and live-reload tools—to speed up your inner development loop.
DevOps toolchains are growing more integrated across development, testing, and operations. Explore three practical approaches—all-cloud, DIY open source, and packaged suites—to help your team choose the right automation strategy.
Learn how U.S. federal agencies including the ATF, U.S. Courts, and USDA are using DevOps practices to modernize legacy IT systems without disrupting mission-critical operations.
As enterprises reassess their CI/CD pipelines, tools like Shippable and Spinnaker 1.0 are challenging Jenkins dominance—though each comes with its own trade-offs.
DevOps engineering demands a unique blend of technical depth and people skills. Here are the ten capabilities experts say separate good DevOps engineers from great ones.
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Hybrid cloud environments offer flexibility and cost control, but they introduce real challenges around security, network design, and capacity planning. Here are the key best practices DevOps and IT infrastructure teams should follow.
The 2017 State of DevOps Report, compiled by Puppet and DORA, reveals that transformational leadership is one of the strongest predictors of high DevOps performance—and that the gap in stability between high and low performers is widening.
Learn how to configure a reliable continuous delivery pipeline using Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) and Jenkins, triggering builds only when a pull request is merged to master—without infinite loops or spurious deployments.
Turbonomic’s 5.9 release brought general availability of AWS and Azure public cloud support, offering hybrid cloud workload visibility, automated placement, and cloud cost optimization features for enterprise environments.
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Learn how Docker containers solve real CI/CD problems—from managing multiple Node.js versions on Jenkins agents to building reproducible, dependency-isolated pipelines. Covers Docker basics, Dockerfiles, images vs containers, and best practices.
Cloud adoption has accelerated rapidly, but so have the security risks that come with it. This article examines the core benefits of cloud computing, the top threats organizations face, and the practical security measures that can reduce exposure.
Agile automation testing is essential for teams expected to ship software daily or hourly. Learn the key strategies, common pitfalls, and how scriptless testing tools are democratizing test automation.
Technical skills and tooling are only part of the DevOps equation. Cultural change—breaking down silos between development and operations teams—is what determines whether a DevOps transformation actually succeeds.
DevOps principles of virtualisation, automation, and CI/CD have transformed application delivery in the data centre. Here is how those same lessons apply to network and security operations — and why extending them there matters.