One of the primary goals of DevOps is to remove hurdles and break down walls so that organizations can function more efficiently and effectively. As the scope and variety of DevOps tools proliferates, though, DevOps itself can become complex and […]
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Change has always been relatively fast-paced in the world of IT, but part of the appeal of DevOps is that it helps organizations be even more agile. With DevOps, containers, and microservices it seems that things change almost as quickly
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Developers develop and IT operations people operate the IT infrastructure. In a traditional IT environment there is a lot of friction between those two objectives. In fact, the goals of developers and IT operations often directly conflict. That’s why so
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When an organization–or even a team within the organization–chooses to embrace DevOps which department or individual is responsible for driving its success? The correct answer is “everyone”. If you place the burden or the glory for DevOps on a single
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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
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DevOps is a hot trend that has achieved mainstream status over the last couple years. Organizations with established departments, teams, and processes, however, generally don’t have anyone or anything called “DevOps”. They have developers and IT operations teams with separate
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Life in the Internet age is fast-paced. The Internet is the backbone of all that instantaneous data and real-time information, which means the data center has to be more fluid and more dynamic than ever before. A traditional data center
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DevOps has gone from IT buzzword to mainstream IT culture over the past few years but many businesses are still cautiously sitting on the sidelines struggling to understand why they should embrace DevOps. There are significant business benefits to DevOps.
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The traditional, linear, monolithic approach to developing software is being replaced with the microservices revolution. DevOps, containers, and other elements of microservices architecture are breaking app development and deployment down into smaller, more manageable components that can be automated and
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Checklists alone don’t help organizations function better or be more secure. For businesses interested in actually functioning better or being more secure, though, a set of guidelines provides a framework–a solid foundation that lets them track things and make sure
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