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Whitepaper – Continuous Everything: Why Software Delivery Management Matters
Software Delivery Management breaks down silos, providing visibility across an organization into the software development lifecycle. It relies on four foundational pillars: Common Data Universal Insights Common Connected Processes All Functions Collaborating These pillars support a unified system of record in which all functions can enjoy continuous insights and feedback, resulting in faster software delivery and positive impact on […]
eBook – From Release Anxiety to Release Orchestration
Release managers carry the weight of a successful digital transformation on their shoulders. However, while their colleagues in Development and Operations get to use and experiment with the latest and greatest tools, Release Managers often must rely on emails, spreadsheets and disconnected project management tools to keep abreast of things. Weekend-long release sessions, early morning […]
eBook – Building Cloud Native Apps Painlessly – The Prescriptive Guide to Kubernetes and Jenkins X
This new book explains how our industry has reached the cloud native era, which impacts how software applications are developed, tested, deployed and managed. Inside, you’ll read about how the future of modern application development can benefit from the powerful combination of Jenkins X and Kubernetes, providing developers a seamless way to automate their continuous […]
eBook – CI/CD for Cloud Native Applications on Kubernetes
Teams often spend days manually setting up Jenkins, pipelines and implementing continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) effectively. Jenkins X comes with all the automation you need to be able to focus on your application code and tests. In this whitepaper, explore the business value Jenkins X brings to organizations who undertake the journey of continuous everything. Automatic software […]
Moving from ‘Tester’ to ‘Quality Enabler’
Speed versus quality. Can you really have one while the other exists? When Agile came on to the scene, it pushed to get development teams to create code as quickly as possible. Then DevOps came on as a practice that helped these Dev teams and the Ops side of the house to interact and collaborate […]