We have seen so many companies and individuals coin the phrase DevOps, but do businesses truly know what this is? The term DevOps has been popping up more frequently over the past few years in the tech community. There are …
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Wednesday March 6th marked the first DevOps Republic; a meet-up collaboration between Third Republic and PA Consulting. Born out of a desire to provide an opportunity for networking and education within the DevOps community, DevOps Republic was held off the …
In my last article “Closing the Kubernetes security gap” I raised the question: how secure is Kubernetes? In particular, the effects of the increasing scale of container deployment in 2018. Now, as Kubernetes grows ever popular, four areas have been …
At the moment, there’s not one singular definition as for what makes a ‘great’ DevOps Engineer. Every company has their own opinion – whether that be, my employees must be from a ‘Dev’ background, or they must have 10 years …
Last month I wrote a brief article on the skills gap we are experiencing within the DevOps job market. Plain and simple, there are more job openings than qualified candidates. The only remedy to this is time – as more …
The demand for talented Cloud Security and Application Security Engineers is growing, as the cyber security industry is scrambling to find qualified Cloud Security Engineers. This isn’t surprising considering the fact that CISOs rely on the support of talented individuals …
It’s been nearly ten years since Patrick Debois coined the term ‘DevOps’, and since then it has grown from simply a trending buzzword to the accepted methodology for delivering software quickly and efficiently. The rise of DevOps is hardly surprising …
Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Platform? It was announced at the Google Cloud Summit 2018 that “Google’s cloud services saw a 330 percent increase in the number of user organizations[1]” More and more companies are migrating to …
Since the beginning of time, organizations doing software development have leveraged the “divide and conquer” approach, breaking down their workloads into 5 main positions: Developers, QA testers, IT administrators, Managers & Operations Engineers. All of these teams have their own …
One thing I’ve begun to notice, since starting my Women in Tech blog, is the amount of commentant I’ve had made about how is it ‘actually’ possible to measure diversity? Some elements to diversity, such as perception and influence are …
