Atlassian has added significant road-mapping capabilities to Jira Software, including drag-and-drop dependency mapping, Confluence integration, and progress indicators—making it easier for DevOps teams to plan, track, and communicate software delivery.
Google Cloud Secret Manager gives DevOps teams a unified, auditable place to store and manage passwords, API keys, and TLS certificates — replacing ad-hoc secret sprawl with least-privilege access controls and full audit logging.
From hybrid multicloud adoption to edge computing integration and hyperconverged infrastructure, these seven trends shaped how enterprises approach hybrid cloud strategy.
CI/CD — continuous integration and continuous delivery — is the backbone of modern DevOps. This guide explains the core concepts, how to implement a CI/CD pipeline, and the practices that keep it healthy over time.
Container registries are a critical piece of modern DevOps infrastructure. Learn what they are, how they differ from public hubs like Docker Hub, and why private registries matter for security and developer productivity.
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions and DevOps share a common dependency on automation. Learn what EDR is, what security challenges DevOps teams face, and how integrating EDR into your DevOps toolchain can close critical security gaps.
DevOps is more than a set of tools—it is a philosophy rooted in lean manufacturing, agile methodology, and organizational culture. Understanding why DevOps works helps engineers and leaders move from followers to leaders in a competitive industry.
Red Hat CMO Tim Yeaton explains how marketers can apply open source principles—transparency, collaboration, and community—to build authentic brand connections using platforms like GitHub.
Docker has become a foundational tool in modern software delivery. Here are seven concrete benefits that explain why engineering teams and businesses continue to adopt container-based workflows.
A practical breakdown of CI/CD pipelines — what continuous integration, delivery, and deployment actually mean, and why adopting them is now a competitive necessity for product-driven engineering teams.
A Forrester study commissioned by Tricentis examined 75 DevOps quality metrics ranked by industry experts worldwide. Here’s what teams in Europe, Asia Pacific, and globally are measuring—and why the shift from ‘counting’ metrics to contextual risk metrics defines DevOps maturity.
An OpsRamp survey of 250 IT managers reveals that cloud adoption alone is not enough — talent shortages, legacy systems, and cultural gaps continue to prevent IT departments from keeping pace with business expectations.
Kafka stores a wealth of real-time business data, but most BI tools cannot access it directly. Streaming BI and Kafka DataOps change that, giving business analysts self-service access to live Kafka topics without writing KSQL or custom code.
Lean manufacturing’s TIMWOOD framework maps directly onto DevOps workflows. Learn how to identify and eliminate the seven types of waste — from bad handoffs to over-production — that slow your software delivery pipeline.
A summary of key tools and best practices for Kubernetes adoption presented by Google Developer Advocate Ray Tsang at SpringOne Platform 2019, covering Jib, Skaffold, TestContainers, memory management, and container security.
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The tenth edition of the Building Security in Maturity Model (BSIMM 10) from Synopsys reveals how DevOps adoption is fundamentally changing the way software teams approach application security—from automated pipeline controls to engineer-led security cultures.
Puppet’s 2019 State of DevOps Report found that security integration is the missing link between good and great DevOps practice. Here’s what the data says and what it means for engineering teams.
DevOps and cloud computing are deeply interdependent. Learn how their convergence is changing application development, why neither delivers full value without the other, and how engineering teams can adapt their practices to succeed.
