The “Why” should always come before the “How”. It’s important to first set goals–you need to have a target to aim at before you pick up an arrow or draw back the bow. The best tools and practices in the […]
Don’t Think About How to Do DevOps Until You Figure Out Why Read More »
Implementing a DevOps plan is only the first step of ensuring your organization is positioned for success. Investing in DevOps is just that—an investment. It calls for ongoing analyses of practices and procedures—as well as cross-functional organizational cooperation—in order to
Agile security is essential to any business developing software, but the opinions over how and when security should be integrated into the DevOps cycle vary greatly. Of course, it’s always a good idea to bake security into your plans from
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If your organization has already adopted a DevOps strategy, then congrats—you’re already strides ahead of other companies by choosing to invest in collaborative, productive approaches to advancing your project processes. However, as objectives and tasks within a project shift over
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When organizations arrange teams around specific roles, silos often start to crop up—leading to poor communication and weak cross-departmental support. In fact, 86 percent of employees and executives view insufficient communication and lack of collaboration as causes of workplace failures.
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DevOps—a cross-disciplinary, collaborative practice that blends software development and information technology operations—aims to build, test, and deliver software both more quickly and reliably. It involves the entire project lifecycle, from the early stages of planning through production support efforts. The
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Microsoft isn’t new to containers. It developed Hyper-V containers and it has partnered with and embraced Docker within its Azure platform. Recently, Microsoft expanded its support for DevOps and containers with the acquisition of Deis. I’m sure it’s not news
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For the past few years, Microsoft has been fairly aggressive in expanding its partnerships and embracing the open source and DevOps communities. Microsoft also wants to promote its own web browser, Edge, which doesn’t work very well if sites and
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Organizations are racing to embrace and implement technologies like virtualization, cloud infrastructure, microservices, and containers, and adopt DevOps tools and practices. Why? There are a number of reasons–but there is one prevailing reason that spans all of these tools and
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Sharing and collaboration and open platforms are all great–but inevitably security will become an issue. Atlassian recently introduced new security features for Bitbucket to help organizations restrict access and protect sensitive code from unauthorized access. Collaboration is part of the
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