One of the things devops practitioners are tasked with is the provisioning and configuration of all sorts of infrastructure. Application servers, web servers, load balancers, proxies and database servers are […]
Waterfall and Agile, the effect of automation and continuous integration
Agile’s A Silly Idea? I was a young developer working at a large enterprise when I first heard about some of the principles that later became part of the Agile […]
User pragmatism is stronger than ever
This is the third of a series of posts about why we thought the world needed another DevOps oriented company and so invested in and started StackStorm. I hope […]
Security in the operational relay race
If you’ve ever seen people run a relay race, you’ll notice that most of the risk happens when the baton is handed from one runner to the next. In IT […]
Doing Devops: URL Management
A fairly common task for operations folks is managing URLs. URL management either uses redirection or rewrites to manage things like vanity URLs or marketing campaign URLs or even just […]
Let’s keep the countdown going: Reason #2 for StackStorm to join the fray
Stackstorm is a new company focused on automation, operations and DevOps. It’s co-founder and CEO Evan Powell has been keeping a running journal as the company made ready to emerge […]
The Cloud IDE and it’s impact on DevOps
Recently I did an interview with IBMs Ken Walker. Co-lead on the Eclipse Orion Project, a cloud-based integrated development environment (IDE). My interest in Cloud IDEs peaked at the beginning […]
Security automation with DevOps: show me the code!
Last week Andrew Storms put up a good post hinting at the promise of security automation in [SecDevOps: Security Automation By Example – The Firewall Change]. He included an example […]
DevOps resilience: going active-active with an existing application
What does it take to run an active-active architecture? It boils down to data, and how you interact with it. The most common disaster recovery strategies I encounter with folks […]
DevOps culture meets the SLA
The goal of every SaaS provider should be 100% availability – it should be ingrained in their culture. But it’s far more common to see a series of nines. Numerically, […]
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