In a tech world full of events and conferences, one stands out, not just for its longevity, but for its global influence and accessibility—All Day DevOps (ADDO). Since its inception, ADDO has become more than just another virtual conference; it’s a cultural touchstone for the DevOps community. On October 10th, ADDO returns with its signature […]
DevOps Chat: All Day DevOps Preview
All Day DevOps, the virtual event featuring more than 100 sessions from practitioners around the world, is happening very soon. Now in its third year, this year’s event will take place Wednesday, Oct. 17, starting at 3 a.m. Eastern. But if you don’t feel like getting up, each 30-minute session will be available on demand […]
Reducing Risk in Applications Using Docker Containers
Docker. It seems like in this day and age you are either using Docker containers or you are going to use Docker containers. If you haven’t jumped on the bandwagon yet, check out a previous article, “Docker: The New Ordinary.” If you are on the wagon or are thinking about it but have concerns about […]
Challenges in Leading a DevOps Team at a Fortune 100 Company
A manager, an evangelist and a godfather all walk into a bar. Okay, this isn’t a bad joke, this is an article about how managers can implement DevOps in large organizations, especially where culture and organizational change hamper efforts. But, I promise, we will talk about managers, evangelists and godfathers. Uldis Karlovs-Karlovskis (@UldisKK) works at Accenture […]
DevSecOps: Don’t Invest In Hope
A successful DevSecOps approach is rooted in action, not hope. There is a lot of investment in hope. I hope we won’t get breached. I hope our DevOps teams aren’t deploying thousands of vulnerable containers. I hope our developers aren’t downloading millions of vulnerable open source components. I hope our developers and security teams will […]
DevSecOps: Digging into Root Cause Analysis
We have all been there in a postmortem when someone says, “Let’s get to the root of the problem.” And, we all know what that means: Who or what is to blame? We also all know that no one wants to play the blame game, yet we all do. But it isn’t our fault (no […]
DevSecOps: If You Build It, They Will Come
Spring training for Major League Baseball in the United States has begun. Millions of people share my love for baseball; however, the same can’t be said for security and compliance—well, at least not yet. Perhaps one day. Much like in the immortal baseball movie, “Field of Dreams,” if you build a friendly security and compliance […]
DevOps Heals at NIH
Cancer sucks. But with folks like Sarah, DevOps is helping make a difference in the race to a cure. Sarah Elkins is not curing cancer herself, but she is employing DevOps practices to help those who are. Sarah supports the technology infrastructure for those who are trying to cure cancer at the National Institutes of […]
All Day DevOps, Viewed from the Outside
This year was my first All Day DevOps event. I loved it, as much as I was able to attend. I was especially interested in how DevOps worked with government, as I work in state government. We don’t use DevOps. My guess is that if you work in state or local government, your group also […]
Scaling DevOps at Pearson
Pearson might be one of the more influential companies you have never heard of. Its footprint in the educational publishing marketplace is expansive, and its scope was just one challenge when it made the move to DevOps. Sean D. Mack (@SeanDMackNYC) is formerly the VP of Operations and Application for Pearson. To give you an idea of […]
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