2018 was a great year within the DevOps community and below I share some thoughts on why I believe 2019 will be pretty exciting within the space. Security will become the primary focus – DevSecOps The CICD pipeline makes it …
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Here are the most important DevOps trends to track in 2019. DevOps to NoOps The move to NoOps (no operations) is gathering pace and is likely to accelerate in the coming year. Usually when we want to consume an IT resource, …
Working on a DevOps team is not something most team members choose; the engineers who choose to work for longer periods become frustrated by the constant feedback exchanges. It takes a specific category of people to excel at being part …
GitHub’s top project this year, by contributor count, was Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code (with 19,000 contributors), followed by Facebook’s React Native (10,000), TensorFlow (9,300) and Angular CLI (8,800) — as well as Angular (7,600) — and the open source documentation …
IBM Corp is nearing deal to acquire software company Red Hat Inc in a deal that could exceed US$30 billion and allow it to expand its cybersecurity offerings The acquisition of Red Hat is a game-changer. It changes everything about …
2019 DevOps tech forecasts are two months away, but some predictions are set stone when it comes to DevOps. New estimates from IDC suggest that the DevOps software market will grow from its 2017 results of $2.9 billion to $6.6 …
The need for ‘DevOps’ adoption within businesses is one that has skyrocketed since the inception of Cloud. But, the questions remain: how has the cloud gained momentum? With its speed and ability to scale any size organisations it’s definitely an attractive …
Computing infrastructure continues to evolve at a rapid pace, as new layers of automation come about to enable increasingly rapid change and adaptation. From containerization, which made it possible to deploy new capabilities in seconds, to Kubernetes which added a …
Since it’s inception in 2014, container orchestrator Kubernetes has gone from strength to strength. Providing the cloud resources that support the project development —namely CI/CD testing infrastructure, container downloads, and other services like DNS, all running on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) …
