When DevOps and ITSM Collide: Mistakes to Avoid
DevOps and ITSM don’t have to be enemies. Learn the most common mistakes organizations make when trying to integrate the two disciplines—and how to avoid them.
DevOps and ITSM don’t have to be enemies. Learn the most common mistakes organizations make when trying to integrate the two disciplines—and how to avoid them.
Four DevOps veterans share the hard-earned lessons they wish they had known at the start of their journeys — covering culture, executive alignment, risk mitigation, and outcome-driven thinking.
From service meshes and container orchestration to CI/CD pipelines and team collaboration, these ten tools shaped the modern DevOps landscape and remain highly relevant for practitioners today.
DevOps leaders who want to accelerate delivery without sacrificing quality must rethink how they approach testing. Here are five proven practices drawn from industry research that separate effective DevOps leaders from the rest.
DevOps tools and automation get most of the attention, but effective collaboration between people is what actually makes a DevOps culture work. Here’s why human coordination is the hardest — and most critical — part of the equation.
From credential sprawl to the DevSecOps talent gap, three security trends that emerged in 2018 continue to shape how engineering teams manage risk in automated pipelines.
From cultural resistance to fragmented toolchains, discover the ten most significant barriers to DevOps adoption and what trends signal how organizations can overcome them.
Python has emerged as the dominant language for DevOps engineers—not by accident, but because of its readability, scripting power, and deep integration with core automation tools like Ansible and SaltStack. Here’s why it belongs in every DevOps toolchain.
Gene Kim and John Willis, co-authors of The DevOps Handbook, explain why large enterprises struggle to adopt DevOps—and why the most common objections don’t hold up under scrutiny.