Container technologies like Docker are taking the IT world by storm. Containers are an effective and efficient way to develop and deploy apps. For companies that value or require security, however, traditional container platforms are inadequate. Microsoft developed Hyper-V Containers […]
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The IBM Watson supercomputer simultaneously depends on and drives DevOps. It relies on DevOps principles because a self-learning cognitive system needs continuous monitoring and continuous improvement to keep up with the volume of data being analyzed. Without DevOps Watson would
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IBM InterConnect had a lot of DevOps elements, but the event is much broader than just DevOps. However, some sessions end up being related to DevOps without ever mentioning the term or even alluding to it. One session I attended
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Two-speed IT is like taking a walk with a child. It’s simply a fact that the child’s legs are smaller. You can’t just walk at your speed and let the child walk at his or her speed. You’ll end up
Variable-speed DevOps helps fix two-speed IT challenge Read More »
An estimated 20,000 people or so took over the MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay conference centers for IBM InterConnect 2015. IBM executives, experts and customers presented sessions and panel discussions to share information about DevOps, hybrid cloud, mobile app development
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I will be making the trip to Las Vegas in a few days to attend IBM InterConnect. One of the people I will have the pleasure of meeting and learning from is IBM’s Rosalind Radcliffe. She is a brilliant person
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It could be argued that the ability to look up medical information online or in a mobile app is equal parts blessing and curse. For every time it enables someone to avoid a trip to the doctor thanks to self-diagnosis
DevOps and IBM help healthcare information provider streamline deployment Read More »
Everyone’s familiar with the conundrum of “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” DevOps has its own variation on that theme: [inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]”Which came first, the DevOps or the agility?”[/inlinetweet] In other words, do organizations that are
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There are a hundred different answers, and everyone is passionately sure that their answer is the “right” one. That statement can be applied to diet and fitness programs, religious faith, or DevOps equally. DevOps is like fitness and religion because
DevOps, fitness, and religion have a lot in common Read More »
Many organizations are embracing the DevOps movement to function more efficiently, develop more effectively, and compress time frames to achieve a competitive advantage. DevOps isn’t just for the good guys, though. It seems malware developers and cyber criminals also see
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