Testing is a crucial element of the development lifecycle. You can’t eliminate testing, but you also don’t want testing to be a bottleneck. Testing should be automated in a DevOps environment to streamline it as much as possible and ensure […]
Testing Is the ‘Rodney Dangerfield’ of DevOps Read More »
DevOps is more about culture than tools or technology. When it comes to the various tools and technologies, though, Continuous Deployment is the ultimate goal–the star around which all of the other “continuous” solutions revolve. I wrote about the role
Continuous Deployment is the keystone of DevOps Read More »
Everything about DevOps revolves around streamlining systems and processes. As organizations embrace DevOps tools and principles, though, and as DevOps itself evolves and matures there is always a new line in the sand–a new bottleneck to contend with. Those challenges
Shippable helps manage container app lifecycle Read More »
APIs are sort of the glue that holds things together when it comes to developing and integrating applications. As organizations move to DevOps and develop and deploy apps more rapidly, though, it is getting harder to keep APIs up to
Akana API Management Platform brings DevOps to APIs Read More »
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
CloudBees CEO talks about relationship with Jenkins and the user community Read More »
What is DevOps? Maybe the question should be, “What isn’t DevOps?” One thing that seems to more or less define DevOps is that it’s continuous. Just look at the marketing materials for just about any DevOps tool or service and
DevOps is the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end Read More »
