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In 2020, the DevOps drumbeat thumps toward enterprise-wide initiatives. Many enterprises are turning away from “on-premises” or self-managed environments in favor of public cloud environments, which remove the onus to manage environments in-house …

Many companies aren’t yet automating their deployments, whether out of fear of change, the realities of the high upfront costs, or because “our current release process works just fine, thank …

Continuous Integration (CI) involves developers frequently checking their code changes to ensure the new code integrates successfully with the main codebase and has become an integral, almost universal part of modern development shops. Performance testing …

In an ideal world, configurations across developers' environment servers (Dev/QA/Staging/Prod) would be identical. Unfortunately, that's not how the "real" world works. In business enterprises, as new features are added to …

Automated testing is an essential DevOps practice to increase organizations' release cadence and code quality. But there are definitely limits to only using automated testing. Without human Quality Assurance (QA) …

With the emergence of FinTech startups, the Financial Services industry finds itself undergoing massive disruption. In order to stay competitive within the industry, 91% of financial institutions have either transitioned or have plans to transition to …

Slack has become a leading tool for DevOps-focused teams. It makes sense: after all quality communication is a hallmark of a well-run team. Tools that enable that communication are an …

This new decade brings customer and business expectations for unprecedented speed with unfailing accuracy, reliability, and security for all code. Knowing the top trends of the coming year can help …

Many organizations are transitioning away from a self-managed infrastructure to a cloud-based solution, which can introduce concerns over cost, security, and ease-of-migration. More worrisome, some organizations are not taking all …

Traditional, manual software development and release processes have long lead-times and often produce buggy results. Given the long lead-times, response times to breaks and customer concerns are often slow. This …