New ideas don’t come to those who are afraid of breaking the rules. Improving something usually means you’ll have to push the status quo aside and try something that hasn’t been done before. What may be a standard operating procedure will have to make way for a brand-new approach with its own set of rules […]
SoftLayer Bare Metal Servers: Does the Cloud have to be virtual?
SoftLayer announced new service level and features to their Bare Metal Servers today. Continuing their march towards delivering dedicated servers at virtual server pricing and service levels, SoftLayer announced that they will now offer setup in under 30 minutes and hourly billing options. The 30 minute set up is available on a variety of pre-configured […]
Internet of Things (IoT) poses challenges for DevOps and security
One of the hottest things in tech today is the Internet of Things (IoT). Everything will be connected including every gadget, kitchen appliance, wearable device and vehicle. But one of the biggest areas for IoT are controllers embedded into just about everything. These controllers will report back, generating reports and information that can be analyzed […]
Using DevOps to Achieve Business Agility – A Webinar with Rally Software and Chef
We are kicking off our staging-devopsy.kinsta.cloud webinars with a real blockbuster! Join Colin Campbell of Chef and Jonathan Chauncey and Jeff Smith of Rally Software as they discuss: Using DevOps to Achieve Business Agility In today’s digital economy, leading companies are turning to software to deliver new services in response to customer demand and competition. Technology can enable […]
Transition to a new human ecology? We still need managers
Recently I replied to an article “DevOps Cuts Out The Middleman” that excoriated Middle Managers as a cancer. I commented that I disagreed. Nicely, I was invited to make further comment as the loyal opposition. I guess that makes me a sanctioned Troll. Hopefully I am informed enough to make a useful comment. FYI, I […]
Developing and enabling a DevOps culture in your team
We’ve all been there. You stare at an application that was built over the last four or five years. You look at the code, which is ugly, full of all sorts of workarounds and hacks built up over time, and you say to yourself, “If we just rewrite this from scratch, it will fix a […]
Driving Product Innovation, a Q&A With Arcweb’s Chris Cera
Founded in 2011, Philadelphia, PA-based Arcweb is an enterprise software development firm that specializes in mobile and cloud computing. Arcweb’s team is experienced in product management, agile software development, and lean startup methodologies, and helps clients to manage the product lifecycle, including design, architecture, development, deployment, and support. We recently had a conversation with Chris […]
DevOps cuts out the unnecessary middle-man
How many IT people does it take to produce an application? Actually, let me rephrase that. How many IT people does it take to produce an application effectively and efficiently? For many organizations, the answer to the second question is less than the answer to the first because the traditional IT hierarchy includes layers of […]
Q & A: Puppet Labs CIO Nigel Kersten
We recently spoke with Nigel Kersten, CIO at Puppet Labs, regarding high-performance IT and trends he sees in continuous integration in his role at Puppet Labs. Nigel joined Puppet Labs from Google HQ, where he was “Puppet Master” and responsible for the design and implementation of one of the world’s largest Puppet deployments. Kersten is […]
Rackspace DevOps automation service broadly available
Rackspace is the #1 player in managed cloud. While they recently announced they would be withdrawing from the pure IaaS market, they have now double-downed their bet on managed cloud with the general availability of the Rackspace DevOps automation service around managed cloud. Rackspace had previously announced their DevOps automation service a few months back, […]
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