Tag: Application Development

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Will the Pandemic Propel DevSecOps? Snyk Says Yes

Source:-sdxcentral.com Now is a great time to start a bug bounty program, says Guy Podjarny, founder and president of Snyk, a security startup that helps developers find vulnerabilities in open source code and Kubernetes-based applications. A lot of developers are working from home these days because of the COVID-19 pandemic. So why not pay them to find flaws in your software that you can fix before the hackers exploit these vulnerabilities to steal company data — or worse. “There’s actually

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This is how retail CIOs are using DevOps and RAD to go omnichannel

Source:-diginomica.com Retail consumers today demand personalized services and delivery, from online, to mobile, to in-store – a joined-up, omnichannel experience delivered in a cycle of swipes, clicks, chat and in-stores contact. These behaviors reflect just how much shoppers are today ‘in charge’ of their purchases and demand interactions that are responsive to their personal preferences. For many retailers, it’s a challenge to keep pace with these demands. In its 2018 B2C Innovation Survey, IDC asserted that retailers have just “two

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4 COMPANIES THAT ARE VOCAL ABOUT THEIR LOVE FOR KUBERNETES

Source:-techgenix.com Microservices has changed the face of application development. Several organizations have been experimenting with microservices for a while now and a huge number of these companies have already changed the way they develop applications. Microservices and containers are just made for each other. Containers are smaller components of an application that take lesser time to set up and use way fewer resources than VMs. Containers are also completely walled off from each other and this helps your microservices-based application

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Why democratising DevOps capabilities is the only way to stay ahead today

Source:-itproportal.com Today, a self-service platform and automation are key to accelerating and enabling effortless app deployment on demand. My son plays tennis on his high school’s varsity team. While he doesn’t play at a professional level, he’s had every opportunity to learn the skills and techniques of world-class athletes, using the same equipment that they use today. Over the years, tennis rackets have evolved from large, heavy pieces of solid wood to ultra-light and flexible man-made materials like graphite. It’s

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Linux Foundation exec believes edge computing will be more important than cloud computing

Source:-zdnet.comAccording to Arpit Joshipura, The Linux Foundation’s general manager of networking, edge computing will overtake cloud computing by 2025. Once upon a time, back when we all had mainframes and then servers in our offices, we had edge computing. Our compute power was literally down the hall. Then, along came the cloud, and all that changed. Computers were hundreds of miles but milliseconds away. Now, with the rise of IoT, 5G, and our never-satisfied need for speed, edge computing is coming

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Mphasis Stelligent Achieves AWS Security Competency Status

Source:- globenewswire.com – Mphasis Stelligent, a technology services company specializing in DevOps automation on Amazon Web Services (AWS), announced today that it has achieved AWS Security Competency status. This designation recognizes that Mphasis Stelligent has demonstrated technical proficiency and proven customer success in Security Operations and Automation – particularly in the area of DevSecOps. Achieving the AWS Security Competency differentiates Mphasis Stelligent as an AWS Partner Network (APN) member that provides specialized consulting services designed to help enterprises adopt, develop, and

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Agile Deserves The Hype, But It Can Also Fail: How To Avoid The Pitfalls

Source :- forbes.com ‘Agile’ has earned its place in the business lexicon: it’s no buzzword or passing craze. For almost two decades, it’s been helping companies of all sizes free themselves from the inflexibility of traditional ‘top down’ hierarchies and rigid long-term planning. You’ll hear talk of ‘squads’, ‘chapters’ and ‘tribes’ and, while there are different flavors of agile, there are also tropes: agile organizations work in short sprints–meaning they can be fluid and responsive to customer demands–and teams are empowered

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ENABLING DEVOPS WITH A BETTER SECURITY STRATEGY

Source – datacenterjournal.com Survey data from Qualia suggests that as DevOps becomes mainstream, both organizational resources and budget allocation tied to measurable business outcomes will be attached to this method of rapid application development. DevOps enables a faster iterative process that drives innovation while doing more with less and increasing efficiency. It’s all a productive, well-oiled machine—until the security or auditing team arrives. When that happens, the challenging yet manageable pace is bogged down with additional (perceived unnecessary) impediments to getting the job

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OverOps Brings Machine Learning to DevOps

Source – devops.com OverOps has launched a namesake platform employing machine learning algorithms to capture data from an IT environment that identify potential issues before a DevOps team decides to promote an application into production. Company CTO Tal Weiss said the OverOps Platform is unique in that, rather than relying on log data, it combines static and dynamic analysis of code as it executes to detect issue. That data then can be accessed either via dashboards or shared with other tools via an

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DevOps 101: Adopt Continuous Innovation

Source – informationweek.com DevOps requires some hard work and tough choices, but in the end can keep a business competitive and innovative. I’ve spent a good portion of my career interacting with DevOps, but from an infrastructure and data center perspective. In that role, my goal was to eliminate legacy components from infrastructure so that the entire process could then impact both DevOps and the business overall. Today, my focus has shifted into the world of cloud, DevOps, and advanced technology

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