Microsoft is expected to launch a new service next week called Microsoft Teams. The Slack competitor was initially supposed to be called Skype Teams, but hints online now point to it being branded as Microsoft Teams instead. Microsoft is hosting […]
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One of the most exciting challenges young companies face is the prospect of scaling up. Successful growth is not just about gaining traction, but about implementing a smart business model that allows you to expand your customer base without increasing
Just about everything in DevOps is “continuous”–including the application testing and security aspects. Cobalt wants to take continuous testing to another level, though, by incorporating crowdsourced security research with a bug bounty incentive. In theory, Cobalt raises the bar on
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When I was working in the trenches as an IT Admin, there were always one or two people who had little patience for waiting for IT to show up and knew just enough to be dangerous. Those are the types
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I’m writing this as I wait between planes at San Francisco Airport and contemplate just how much closer I’ll be to getting cancer after I’m done with my latest trip. I can still remember when travel was exciting and fun
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Many companies have a hard enough time staying on the same page at the traditional, lethargic pace of business. In a DevOps environment–where everything seems to happen at once and projects are completed much more quickly–things can quickly spiral out
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One of the primary objectives of DevOps is to streamline everything so that projects can be completed faster without sacrificing quality. Many elements of development and DevOps in general can be automated, but at some point human beings become involved
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It’s hard to stay focused on your job when your peers barely do enough work to earn their paychecks. People who openly flaunt their apathy in the workplace tend to infect everyone around them. According to Gallup’s State of the
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The best laid plans, etc., etc. I’m sure you’re familiar with all of the trite quotes and references suggesting the wisdom of planning. None of those plans, however, matter much in the long run if they’re not executed effectively. According
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There are a variety of opinions on what DevOps is or how to do it “right”. I have spoken with a number of experts who claim that it’s possible to succeed at DevOps at a smaller team level–even in an
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