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Key skills you need for a successful DevOps career

Source:-dqindia.com Enterprises — from Amazon and Facebook to Netflix and Walmart — are increasingly using DevOps to ensure rapid and consistent delivery of software and security updates to their own teams and to customers. Over the years and now with the pandemic, technology has revolutionized both the world and our daily lives. Technology changes with time, and every single day a new technology comes to the market. In this advanced tech world, it is the new buzz word. DevOps is

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Red Hat announces updates to the Ansible Automation Platform

Source:-zdnet.com The devOps automation platform will be offering improved analytics capabilities, a new way to curate automation resources, as well as more certified automation content. Red Hat on Monday announced a series of updates to the Ansible Automation Platform, a platform that helps devOps teams create and share resources for the automation of application and infrastructure deployments. The platform will be offering improved analytics capabilities, a new way to curate automation resources, as well as more certified automation content. Introduced

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AWS expands beyond edge connectivity in Italy with datacentre region opening

Source:-computerweekly.com Amazon Web Services (AWS) has pressed ahead with the opening of its datacentre region in Milan, Italy, as that country’s businesses draw on public cloud resources to support them through the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Italy has emerged as one of the worst hit by the global Covid-19 outbreak, and was among the first countries in the world to enforce a national quarantine in response to the pandemic. In a blog post announcing the launch of the AWS region in

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Sydney AWS region sees bumper crop of releases

Source:-arnnet.com.au CloudWatch Synthetics and Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra) enter GA and EKS gets Fargate support Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a slew of updates for its Sydney region, bringing website monitoring and Apache Cassandra database services into general availability (GA) and adding containers running through AWS Fargate. The GA of CloudWatch Synthetics allows for users to create ‘canaries’, configurable scripts that follow the same routes and actions as customers. These canaries can monitor representational state transfer application programming interfaces

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DevOps lessons learned from the field: People, process and technology

Source:-jaxenter.com Two years ago, I sat in an OpenShift Container Platform boot camp to better understand container technologies. During our break, the instructor asked if we had read the yellow book, and I wondered what the shuffling around the room meant. Someone had gotten up to the front of the room to pull the book out of their bag. “Yeah, I’m reading it now.” “Good, you should all read this book,” the instructor announced. He called it the bible of

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Container security meets Kubernetes: What IT pros need to know

Source:-techrepublic.com Docker brought containers into the enterprise; static scanning makes sure they are secure when the images are created. Who watches them when they run? Docker made it possible to have an exact copy of the core elements of the operating system and the application code in a single, manageable file. BusyBox, the simplest production-ready Docker image, is only 2.1MB. That is small enough to check into version control and small enough to copy around on the network. It’s small

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3 Ways DevOps Can Increase the Value of Organizational Data

Source:-devops.com There’s a reason the term “data mining” came into existence. Enterprises sit on a vast resource of information—millions of digital gems that, if fully extracted, can not only answer many of their toughest questions, but also help them meet their most ambitious organizational goals. DevOps professionals have a unique opportunity to impact this mining process. Their vision can transform the way their organizations utilize data by building fresh capabilities and strategies into the applications and platforms they create. Yet,

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DevOps Metrics: Measuring What Matters

Source:-securityboulevard.com Sooner rather than later, all software development teams have to implement strong DevOps. As the product scales, the development process should get more efficient, with shorter cycles of putting high-quality software in the end user’s hands. But this requires stronger collaboration between software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops). Hence, DevOps is about applying principles and methods to improve this collaboration to build, test, and release software much faster. This is a summary of Vlakto Ivanobski’s talk “DevOps Metrics:

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GitLab Introduces First Channel Program To Drive DevOps Alliances

Source:-crn.com The breakout startup is looking to ramp engagement with resellers, services providers and tech partners as enterprises rapidly adopt its comprehensive DevOps platform. GitLab rolled out its first formal channel program Tuesday as the rapidly growing DevOps startup looks to ramp engagement with resellers, services providers and ISVs ahead of a public stock offering. The new partner program was “designed to expose the tremendous growth opportunity in the DevOps market,” said Michelle Hodges, vice president of global channel, who

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Five Attributes of a Great DevOps Platform

Source:-devops.com As we move toward 2020, the expectations are high, the software industry is moving faster and the demand for rapid and continually improving digital experiences have raised the standard. To match the needs and demands of the market, firms around the world are embracing the DevOps culture to ensure and streamline the development, packaging, testing, deployment and maintenance of software at scale. Every DevOps organization is defined by its own leadership, culture, practices, policies, leadership style, structure, talents, skills,

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Kasten Announces Availability of Kasten K10 on VMware Cloud Marketplace

Source:-enterprisetalk.com Kasten, the market leader for Kubernetes Data Management, announced that the company’s flagship platform, Kasten K10, is available on VMware Cloud Marketplace. Kasten’s collaboration with VMware enables enterprise IT and DevOps groups to immediately realize the benefits of a software-centric, Kubernetes data management solution. The K10 data management platform provides backup/restore, application mobility, and disaster recovery for vSphere customers with Kubernetes-based applications. RPA and Automation Transforming the Hospitality Industry VMware Cloud Marketplace enables customers to discover and deploy validated,

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A COMPARISON OF TOP DEVOPS AUTOMATION TOOLS

Source:-analyticsindiamag.com The use of DevOps tools has increased rapidly in recent times. This is because these tools are aimed to develop, integrate and provide a swift IT service delivery through improved communication between developers and operators. Be it a startup or a large enterprise, everyone is relying on DevOps tools to streamline their business operations. DevOps tools have assisted organisations in remaining in line with the changing nature and requirements of the business with the increased use of virtual platforms

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GitLab Expands Partner Program to Help DevOps Transformation Journey

Source:-channelfutures.com GitLab a DevOps platform, has expanded its global partner program for technology partners and channel partners to help with the DevOps transformation journey. The GitLap Partner Program expands the company’s customer reach and helps more organizations use GitLab for their DevOps transformation. It offers a one-stop shop for DevOps transformation combining GitLab’s expertise and single application with services and technology solutions from its partners. GitLab’s Brandon Jung Brandon Jung is GitLab‘s vice president of alliances. He said the revamped

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New Relic Announces The General Availability Of AIOps Platform

Source:-forbes.com New Relic, one of the leading cloud-based observability companies, announced the general availability of New Relic AI, the AIOps platform. AIOps AIOps PIXABAY In February 2019, New Relic acquired SignifAI, a Silicon Valley-based startup with offices in Sunnyvale and Tel-Aviv. SignifAI specialized in applying artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to IT operations. New Relic relied on the intelligent capabilities of SignifAI to add AIOps to its observability platform. Branded as New Relic AI, the product becomes one

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NetApp’s Project Astra Aims To Unite Persistent Storage, Kubernetes

Source:- Project Astra is targeted at what NetApp called a big drawback to increased adoption of Kubernetes, namely the lack of persistent storage as containerized applications and data are moved between devops through production or between clouds and on-prem. NetApp on Wednesday unveiled a new initiative aimed at bringing enterprise-class storage services to the Kubernetes container platform as a way to manage applications and data as they move between on-premises and multi-cloud environments. The initiative, named Project Astra, is not

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GitLab feeds requirements management to its monster platform

Source:-devclass.com As seems to have become the norm during the last few release cycles for repository management service cum DevOps platform GitLab, new key features in GitLab 12.10 are more geared towards the high end of the paying customer spectrum. As the outfit pushes its monthly release into the open, the most highlighted addition to the ultimate/gold feature pool is the capability to create and view requirements at a project level. This marks the first time the company has included

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LEARNING TO SKATE WITH DEVOPS

Source:-builtin.com I found that learning DevOps was a lot like learning to skate, but, with enough practice, I eventually stopped falling. I spent most of my childhood growing up in Canada, and one pastime Canadians enjoy is ice skating. I tried it out for myself in fifth grade, and the first time I went out on the ice, I fell so many times I ended up as bruised as the piece of fruit you pass over at the grocery store.

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Why DevOps are Keen on Open Source Logging

Source:-devops.com With the advent of DevOps, we are now moving toward more collaborative workflow models, where the integration of development and operations teams make it easier to quickly move development projects into production, and with fewer roadblocks. However, within DevOps, many of our activities are not as clear-cut as they were in previous siloed methods. While previous methods made it easier to keep track of activities and processes, these systems were not particularly efficient. In the DevOps model, moving software

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VMware Delivers More Tanzu Services for Kubernetes

Source:-containerjournal.com VMware has moved its effort to embrace Kubernetes forward by making elements of its Tanzu portfolio of services for building, deploying and managing applications in Kubernetes environments more broadly available. Tanzu Kubernetes Grid, which provides a service for managing any distribution of Kubernetes, is now generally available along with version 1.7 of Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Edition, formerly known as the VMware Enterprise PKS distribution of Kubernetes. Version 2.9 of Tanzu Application Service, a runtime environment for Java, .Net

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Kubernetes architecture for beginners

Source:-enterprisersproject.com Getting started with Kubernetes? Check out this quick primer on Kubernetes architecture basics and key facts to know at the outset Kubernetes’ reputation as a powerful platform, especially for cloud-native applications, is deserved. It offers a rich, flexible set of capabilities. This reputation also includes a learning curve that can be steep for beginners, especially if you’re trying to go it your own way with the open source platform. “Kubernetes is deceptively simple to set up initially, but then

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