CI/CD
Best Practices for CI/CD Migration: The GitHub Enterprise Example
Here’s a look at challenges to navigate, along with tips on how to make CI/CD migration as smooth as possible ...
Curtailing Software Automation Tool License Costs by Curbing License Needs
Configuring a CI pipeline to invoke automation tests can help reduce license costs. CI tools sit in front of automation test tools, eliminating the need for individual licenses ...
CrowdStrike Software Update Sparks Microsoft Outage, Global Chaos
Airlines, hospitals, banks and other businesses were disrupted when a faulty software update knocked Windows users of their systems ...
Best of 2023: ‘Scrum == Cancer’ ¦ Plus: Linux 6.5 Ships
In this week’s #TheLongView: Scrum sucks, sources say; and here comes the Linux 6.5 kernel ...
Meta Mayhem: Hybrid Work FAIL ¦ Yet More Layoffs
Richi Jennings | | Hybrid Work environment, layoffs, managing remote workers, Meta, Meta Platforms, Metaverse, redundancy, Remote work, Remote Worker, remote workers, remote workforce, remote working, RTO, tech layoffs, The Long View, WFH, work from home, working at home, working from home, Workplace from FacebookIn this week’s #TheLongView: Meta’s enforced hybrid work plan is failing badly, and Meta makes more layoffs ...
How to Avoid Risk When Using Multiple Low-Code Platforms
Bill Doerrfeld | | application security, citizen development, devops, Low Code, Low-Code/No-Code, SaaSOrganizations are still increasing their use of low-code/no-code (LCNC). But this adoption isn't always consolidated around one tool—frequently, multiple low-code/no-code platforms are used under the same roof. In fact, Gartner predicts that ...
WTH? WFH is 6× Pre-Covid ¦ Plus: Agile Sucks (Redux)
Richi Jennings | | agile, Hybrid Work environment, Remote work, Remote Worker, remote workers, remote workforce, remote working, scrum, The Long View, waterfall, WFH, work from home, working at home, working from homeIn this week’s #TheLongView: Working from home is here to stay, and Agile is still a failure ...
Dev of core-js Will Flip Table ¦ Another 451 PyPI Maldeps
Richi Jennings | | core-js, Denis Pushkarev, JavaScript, open source, PyPi, Russia, Software Supply Chain, Software Supply Chain Security, softwaresupplychain, supply chain attacks, supply chain security, The Long ViewIn this week’s #TheLongView: Denis Pushkarev is fed up with core-js freeloaders, and hundreds more malicious packages found at PyPI ...
Voice.ai ‘Stole’ Code ¦ AWS Gets Filthier
Richi Jennings | | Amazon, AWS, Bloom Energy, CO2 emissions, data center, data centers, datacenter, gpl, Green data center, LGPL, open source licensing, The Long View, voice.aiIn this week’s #TheLongView: Alleged theft of GPL code, and Amazon will run its data centers on gas ...
AWS re:Invent — Top 4 Things We Learned This Week
Richi Jennings | | Amazon, Amazon Web Services, ARM, AWS, AWS Lambda, FaaS, Graviton3E, hiring, HPC, java, SnapStart, The Long View, The unexamined life is not worth livingIn this week’s The Long View: SnapStart Turbocharges Lambda, Graviton3E ARM HPC SoC, AWS continues hiring, and AWS’s Origin Story ...
How’s Facebook Work? They Don’t Know! | Cali. Pay Law | NASA RISC-V Launch
Richi Jennings | | agile, ARM, BDUF, California, Eugene Zarashaw, facebook, Long live the King, Meta, Move fast and break things, NASA, Recruiting, RISC-V, Steven Elia, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Facebook engineers admit they’ve no idea what Meta stores (or where), California requires job ads quote salaries, and RISC-V will power future NASA spacecraft ...
Why IT Should Focus on Quality Over Velocity
Quality assurance (QA) isn’t a new phrase for developers. Most know it as a staple part of the software process that is crucial for producing quality code. But throughout the pandemic, with ...
