DevOps has reached the point of critical mass–the point where adoption accelerates from niche organizations on the cutting edge to a mainstream imperative for companies that want to remain competitive. Pioneers like Facebook have helped to elevate DevOps tools and […]
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Jenkins is an open source project run by an independent, autonomous community. However, CloudBees is a significant contributor and benefactor to the Jenkins project. With the Jenkins User Conference coming up in Alexandria, Virginia in less than two weeks I
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The Jenkins community is organizing multiple events around the world to enable organizations and individuals to collaborate and share lessons learned. Gene Kim will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming Jenkins User Conference in Virginia, and he took some
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When you accelerate the development lifecycle you have to accelerate every aspect of it. Otherwise the part that isn’t accelerated becomes a bottleneck. The drive to automate and accelerate has transformed faster or more efficient tools and processes to simply
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The concept of a headset is fairly basic and universal. Whether wired or wireless a headset consists of headphones and a microphone to enable two-way communication. The Kidz Gear headset, however, is uniquely designed with kids in mind. Form The
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No matter how awesome DevOps might be it takes more than a swish or two from a magic wand to make the transition. Legacy systems, platforms, and services still exist while organizations move to DevOps by attrition–and IT admins still
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The saying goes, “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” Microsoft seems to have a different interpretation that goes something like, “If you can’t beat ’em, beat ’em anyway by not-so-subtly taking them over from the inside.” I wrote a blog
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A day at the beach or in the pool isn’t really complete without some tunes. Most electronics and portable speakers don’t do very well with the elements, though—especially water. The Splash Speaker from Thumbs Up, however, is designed specifically for
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Microsoft announced the availability of the Office for Android phone Preview apps today. The beta release will enable Microsoft to gather feedback from Android users and refine the apps before the official release expected later this year. I’ve been saying
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The little TV screens on the back of the headrest on every seat on many commercial planes are awesome. Many flights also provide in-flight Wi-Fi and/or an ability to stream content from an onboard passenger network to your own personal
