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CIA Issues Draft Requirements for Commercial Cloud Computing Contracts

Source:-openaccessgovernment.org When it comes to the world of cloud computing and data, Luke Taylor, Programme Manager at Entec Si, shares with us the dos and don’ts of cloud migration More and more businesses are migrating their systems to the cloud than ever before, in order to free up staff time and increase efficiencies. However, before undertaking such a project, it’s important to understand any implications for the organisation’s people, processes, systems and infrastructure. So how can businesses steer clear of

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3 problems DevOps won’t fix

Source:-enterprisersproject.com DevOps offers plenty of efficiencies, but it’s no guarantee of business success. Here are three common challenges that require more than just a solid DevOps strategy DevOps has been around for more than a decade now, and for companies that aspire to be cloud-native, its benefits are clear: shorter lead time for changes, more frequent production deployments, and greater efficiency in managing failures and recoveries. But for all the contributions that DevOps has brought to software engineering, it’s not

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Securing DevOps Environments Is Key, Public Key Infrastructure, to Be Precise

Source:-cbronline.com DevOps teams are by their nature dispersed Beginning as something of a countercultural trend adopted by a few forward-thinking enterprises, DevOps has since moved into the mainstream as speed and automation have begun to play more prominent roles, writes Tim Callan, Senior Fellow at Sectigo. Tim Callan Tim Callan According to Gartner, around 50% of enterprises today with a development function have applied DevOps in some capacity to their portfolio and now, with an ever-growing need for rapid software

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VMware sees executive churn amid small layoffs

Source:-networkworld.com Multiple senior-level departures are often a cause for alarm but in this case, we don’t know why they left. VMware is going through an annual ritual it calls “workforce rebalancing,” which has resulted in a few hundred employees being let go including with four senior executives, which might be concerning as executive churn is often a sign of trouble. On Jan. 25, the California Employment Development Department disclosed that VMware had cut 159 people in the Palo Alto office

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Security Predicted to Improve in Devops Teams

Source:-infoq.com After uniting development and operations to ship more code faster, DevOps teams are set to handle security as another major obstacle to overcome. Contrary to DevOps processes, many current security controls are either not completed or managed as gates that DevOps teams must go through instead of integrating processes together. The prediction by Gartner analysts is that the number of teams adding security into DevOps will increase from 40% today to about 90% by 2022. There are multiple benefits

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Tips for Modern IT Admins’ Career to the Cloud

Source:-devops.com Fifteen years ago IT professionals experienced a drastically different day-to-day on the job. While the main mission has always remained constant—to take charge of all internal infrastructure—the infrastructure itself has moved off-premises over time. The complexity rested in networking for IT professionals. Routers, switches, firewalls and other gear needed to be managed so the network would function. Employee devices also required attention from IT admins, but these devices were typically all Microsoft Windows machines. This allowed IT to standardize

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Why DevOps Is An Attractive Target For Cybercrime Syndicates

Source:-forbes.com Late in the month of September 2019, Avast detected an intrusion into its network through a temporary VPN profile. It is believed that this was an attempt to use malware to infect the CCleaner software owned by Avast. CCleaner is a utility that many companies use to remove malware from systems. Cybercrime syndicates had successfully implanted malware into CCleaner in 2017. This attempt in 2019 is largely believed to be a similar attempt, though it failed. Docker had to

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Kubernetes Operators: 4 facts to know

Source:-enterprisersproject.com Without real automation, you won’t realize the full potential of containers. That’s where Kubernetes Operators play a growing role. Here’s what IT leaders should know A principal promise of Kubernetes is that it will enable the automation of much of the operational toil that comes with modern applications and infrastructure. Kubernetes Operators, then, could be thought of as a means of paying off on that promise. What is a Kubernetes Operator? Let’s back up for a moment and define

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7 Key Cloud Computing Trends That Will Shape Enterprise Computing In 2020

Source:-entrepreneur.com In 2020, expect cloud computing to dominate the market, as it will continue to be the platform for emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and Internet-of-Things. From being seen as a leverage for cost, cloud computing has become one of the most defining trends in the past five years. Today, cloud computing is being used as a key agent for business transformation, and the clear deployment model of choice for modernizing existing information technology infrastructure. Investments in cloud

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Three Ways DevOps Will Be Used To Overcome The Biggest Challenges Businesses Will Face In 2020

Source:-forbes.com Over the past 40 years, the way we’ve done business has changed dramatically. Long gone are the days of paper records, computer terminals, unconnected workstations and personal computers. Today, most day-to-day business activities are done in the cloud. This digital transformation has made certain tasks easier and led to the creation of many billion-dollar companies, but it has also put a burden on companies both large and small that are now required to employ their own teams of engineers.

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Stop messing up with CI/CD vs. DevOps and learn the difference finally

Source: itproportal.com When asking development pros to weigh in on the concept of DevOps, and share their views, we realised one thing. Ever since Patrick Debois coined the term DevOps in 2009, it has become a buzzword when talking about software production. The DevOps methodology has slowly taken over the workflow of most programmers, thereby marking a new era of continuous software product releases. As the team behind DeployPlace, we often interact with hundreds of developers and tech enthusiasts to

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How to Successfully Adopt Mobile DevOps Practices

Source:-devops.com Mobile DevOps is more than simply adopting a new set of tools and practices. It also comes with the need to adopt a completely different mindset, in the form of a cultural-organizational change. The approach is based on the Agile methodology, but takes its practices further— not only by getting other teams more involved, but by replacing function-based teams with product- and project-oriented teams as well. The main idea behind this is that nothing inspires collaboration like having a common goal and working together towards

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Artificial intelligence requires trusted data, and a healthy DataOps ecosystem

Source:-zdnet.com 5 steps to building a healthy DataOps ecosystem that paves the way to a data-driven enterprise Lately, we’ve seen many “x-Ops” management practices appear on the scene, all derivatives from DevOps, which seeks to coordinate the output of developers and operations teams into a smooth, consistent and rapid flow of software releases. Another emerging practice, DataOps, seeks to achieve a similarly smooth, consistent and rapid flow of data through enterprises. Like many things these days, DataOps is spilling over

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DEVOPS MARKET 2020 BRIEF ANALYSIS BY TOP COMPANIES- GOOGLE, ORACLE, CA TECHNOLOGIES, IBM, ATLASSIAN

Source:-dagorettinews.com New Jersey, United States – The report titled, Devops Market has been recently published by Verified Market Research. The Devops market has been garnering remarkable momentum in recent years. Demand continues to rise due to increasing purchasing power is projected to bode well for the global market. The insightful research report on the Devops market includes Porter’s five forces analysis and SWOT analysis to understand the factors impacting consumer and supplier behavior. The report reviews the competitive landscape scenario

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ServiceNow doubles down on banking and telco offerings

Source:-tahawultech.com ServiceNow has announced a new industry solutions strategy to deliver workflows that help companies in specific industries address their unique digital transformation challenges and create value at scale. The company will initially focus on developing industry solutions for banking and telecommunications and will work with strategic partners to support its industry solutions journey and integrate those solutions in the customer environment. “Every company around the world aspires to deliver great experiences that drive fierce customer loyalty and create powerful employee engagement,”

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Google launches two new cloud certifications

Source:-itbrief.co.nz Google Cloud has two new certifications for technical leaders and DevOps engineers. The Google Cloud Certified Fellow programme will identify and recognise technical leaders who can help organisations transform their business through hybrid- and multi-cloud technology. The Cloud DevOps Engineer certification addresses the cloud skills shortage and helps organisations quickly identify qualified talent. The Google Cloud Certified Fellow programme is an invitation-only certification programme for technical leaders who are experts in designing innovative enterprise solutions with Anthos – Google’s

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How industries are evolving their DevOps and security practices

Source:-helpnetsecurity.com There’s significant variation in DevOps maturation and security integration across the financial services, government, retail, telecom, and technology industries, according to Puppet’s report based on nearly 3,000 responses. “Integrating security into your DevOps practices can be challenging, but when done correctly is proven to pay off. Security should not be an afterthought; it must be a shared responsibility across teams during every stage of their software delivery lifecycle,” said Alanna Brown, Sr. Director Community and Developer Relations at Puppet. Industries were

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SPARKING THE GAP BETWEEN AI AND DEVOPS

Source:-nextplatform.com The term “AIOps” is getting a lot of work these days, and it shouldn’t come as a surprise. Massive amounts of data is coming at enterprises from all directions, not only from inside their own datacenters but also from the cloud and the edge, driven by such trends as the Internet of Things (IoT), the growing use of multiple clouds – both public and private – a proliferation of devices at the edge and applications being created and moved in rapidly increasing numbers of containers. Contained

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ChatOps, DevOps, ScrumOps and 5 Other Ops religions

Source:-devopsonline.co.uk According to a survey conducted by Gartner in 2016, some 95 percent of companies were concerned with increasing efficiency and productivity in their IT operations. Of the companies that participated, 43 percent viewed increased efficiency as one of the highest priorities, while 42 percent prioritized increasing productivity. As a result, there is an increasing number of concepts, methods, trends, and approaches designed to help all aspects of the IT industry achieve higher efficiency and productivity. With these being problem

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Implementing DevOps Goes Beyond Technology

Source:-devops.com The implementation of DevOps is primarily toward a change of process. All you need is to break down the feed store and bring in the competing individual inducements to acquire the actual benefits from DevOps. Regarding the change of process, it will either be embraced by those who are making the change and succeed, or it will get rejected and eventually fail. The hardest part of successful DevOps is not the implementation of technology but much beyond it. It

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