An overview of the Commerce Cloud Computing market landscape, including leading vendors, market drivers, analytical frameworks, and the competitive dynamics shaping the industry through the mid-2020s.
COVID-19 accelerated the shift to remote work and digital services almost overnight. DevOps — with its emphasis on automation, collaboration and continuous delivery — proved uniquely suited to help engineering teams meet that demand without burning out.
At DockerCon Live 2020, Docker recognized outstanding community contributors from around the world, including the Captains Award winner Brandon Mitchell, amid a surge in virtual meetups and nearly 70,000 attendees.
Shift left promises faster, higher-quality software by moving testing and security earlier in the SDLC. So why do so many teams struggle to adopt it? Here are the real barriers and six practical tips to overcome them.
Legacy mainframes, data silos, and institutional caution are slowing cloud adoption in banking — but competitive pressure from digital-native challengers is forcing the issue.
An overview of the remote monitoring software market, covering major vendors including Nagios, Zabbix, ManageEngine, SolarWinds MSP, and others, along with deployment types, application segments, and regional growth patterns.
JFrog brought its annual swampUP DevOps conference online in June 2020, combining hands-on training and expert sessions with a charitable initiative donating all registration proceeds to COVID-19 research.
An overview of the DevOps tools market landscape, covering major vendors such as Puppet, Chef, Docker, Ansible, Atlassian, and others, along with the factors shaping adoption, competition, and regional growth.
DevOps Institute has introduced its SKILup Playbook Library, a collective body of knowledge for DevOps practitioners. The first release, ‘The DevOps Journey Playbook,’ offers structured guidance across four maturity stages, with contributions from leading industry thought leaders.
Interpreted languages offer agility, transparency, and portability that align well with DevOps principles, but compiled languages still win on raw performance. Here’s how to think about the tradeoff.
Scaling DevOps beyond early pilot projects is where most organizations struggle. This guide covers the strategies, leadership requirements, metrics, and tooling decisions that determine whether your DevOps practice grows or stalls.
Continuous testing is reshaping software delivery pipelines worldwide. Explore the key market drivers, major vendors, segmentation, and regional trends shaping the continuous testing landscape.
An overview of the Continuous Integration (CI) tools market, covering major vendors, deployment segments, regional breakdown, and the factors driving adoption across software development organizations.
DevOps and DataOps share complementary philosophies around automation, collaboration, and continuous delivery. Learn how the two practices intersect, what benefits each offers, and how organizations are combining them to ship better software and manage data pipelines more effectively.
An overview of the continuous deployment software market, covering major platforms, deployment models, key enterprise segments, and the forces shaping growth in the CI/CD tooling landscape.
Docker’s Justin Cormack explains why an open Compose specification was needed, what it covers today, and how the community will shape its future.
An overview of the global DevOps tool market covering key growth drivers, market segmentation by deployment mode and enterprise size, regional analysis, and the factors shaping adoption through 2026.
Speed and security are not mutually exclusive in DevOps. Learn how to embed security skills, tooling, and training directly into the CI/CD pipeline with a practical DevSecOps approach.
An overview of the cloud monitoring tools market landscape, covering major vendors such as Datadog, New Relic, AppDynamics, and Amazon CloudWatch, key growth drivers, and what the competitive field means for DevOps practitioners.
GitLab’s Global DevSecOps Survey of 3,650+ professionals finds fast-growing DevOps adoption but persistent confusion over who owns security — a gap that undermines shift-left ambitions.
