Edge computing is reshaping IT operations. This article examines the real benefits edge architectures offer ITOps teams, the security and tooling gaps that still exist, and why DevOps practices are essential for managing distributed edge environments.
DevOps is still maturing. Here’s how engineering leaders and their teams can prepare for the cultural shifts, automation demands, and architectural changes coming in the years ahead.
Optio3 announced an integrated Microsoft Azure IoT and remote operations monitoring solution targeting commercial transportation, motor coach, and transit fleets, leveraging Azure Maps and the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform.
ServiceNow built a market-leading position in IT service management by automating workflows, expanding beyond IT into HR and customer service, and creating deep switching costs that keep enterprise customers loyal.
Hiring a great DevOps engineer is harder than it looks. These seven interview questions help you identify candidates who combine technical depth, collaboration skills, and a genuine passion for continuous improvement.
Container infrastructure is not self-healing after a disaster. This guide covers what you need to back up in Kubernetes and Docker environments, from etcd snapshots and Dockerfiles to persistent volumes and databases.
Git 2.25, released January 2020, introduced mature partial clone support and the new sparse-checkout command, offering meaningful performance gains for teams working with large repositories.
DevOps means different things to different people — and that ambiguity may be by design. Viktor Farcic, author of DevOps Paradox, argues that DevOps is an idea, not a process or a job title, and explains why that distinction matters for how organizations implement it.
An overview of the global DevOps tool market landscape for 2020–2024, covering major vendors, product and application segments, and the forces shaping adoption across industries.
In early 2020, VMware faced pressure to prove that its wave of acquisitions—including Pivotal Software, Bitnami, Heptio, and Carbon Black—could translate into real hybrid cloud growth. Here is a technical and business breakdown of where the company stood.
Cultural change alone won’t get your team to DevOps. Jenkins, Kubernetes, and Prometheus are three open-source tools that remove friction from deployment, scaling, and observability — the practical pillars of a DevOps workflow.
Redis CMO Howard Ting discusses the launch of RedisInsight and the Redis developer certification programme, shares observations on microservices-driven database proliferation, and explains why automation is central to a genuine DevOps mindset.
DevOps can look intimidating from the outside, but the core ideas are practical and approachable. Here’s a plain-language breakdown of what DevOps actually is, why it matters for developers and businesses, and how to start small with tools like Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.
A next-generation Web Application Firewall (WAF) does more than block threats—it integrates into every stage of the DevOps lifecycle to help teams ship more secure code and protect production applications without slowing down delivery.
Cloud computing delivers on-demand IT resources—compute, storage, networking, and software—over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis. This guide covers how it works, service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models, advantages, limitations, and what the future holds.
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Quality assurance is not a phase that comes after development in a DevOps model—it is woven into every stage of the pipeline. Learn why QA is foundational to DevOps success and how to align testing practices with CI/CD workflows.
A candid look at how software company Sqills embraced DevOps culture and AWS cloud migration to accelerate international growth, improve team ownership, and strengthen security.
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DevOps transformation fails more often from cultural and organizational gaps than from technical ones. Here are four foundational components every engineering team needs to get DevOps integration right.
