I recall continually reinstalling operating systems and software to reproduce and fix EHR software bugs. Then came long virtual machines. All I had to do was spin up a fresh image, and proceed. The ...

DevOps relies on workflow automation to support evolving software function and programming. At the heart of automation lies standardization: the ability to meet demand, maintain a standard, and be ...

Automation is one of the key aspects of DevOps and agile development. In many ways, in fact, it is the key aspect, since the longer it takes for developers and operations techs to complete rote, ...

Legacy security tools no longer work, as they can’t see inside containers, handle the dynamic nature of Kubernetes, or scale across multi-cloud deployments. Proprietary security tools can’t keep up ...

DevOps helps coordinate the output of developers with production and release schedules, ensuring that things are available when needed. DevOps, however, means making a lot of changes in the ...

“In DevOps, we are not only concerned with the quality of the application or system, but also the quality and security of the pipeline – the tools, code and infrastructure that we use to deliver our ...

Lately, with the rising automation and autonomy of databases, servers, networks, and everything else, there's been talk of a new mode of software delivery: "NoOps." That is, new code is pipelined -- ...

If you define your infrastructure as code, shouldn’t your workflow automation use the same as-code approach? That’s how Flowpipe works. Define workflows with HCL (HashiCorp configuration language), ...

Chef, a popular and pioneering IT configuration management platform vying with a handful of competitors in a rapidly heating DevOps market, Tuesday added two premium products and a new consulting ...

Devops adoption is on the rise and more organizations are reaping the rewards—and learning from their mistakes. Here's what you need to know before getting started. Devops continues to grow in ...