Tag: operations
DevOps Matchmaking: APM + CI = A Perfect Marriage
Matt Hines | | apm, automation, CA Technologies, cloudbees, collaboration, continuous delivery, continuous integration, continuous testing, Cultural Change, culture, developers, development, devops, devops adoption, devops process, enterprise, enterprise devops, Jenkins, monitoring, operations, testing, tools, user experienceAs anyone who has ever been set up on blind dates by friends can attest, finding the right match in today’s world is a tricky feat. There’s a lot of evidence suggesting ...
‘DevOps is a Lifestyle, Not a Title’
Nathan Sowatskey | | developers, development, devops, devops lifestyle, emotive, IT development, operations, tools, transactional“DevOps is a lifestyle, not a title.” This is a quote from Ron Melanson, of Amazon, and I hope he won’t mind me sharing it here. It struck a chord with me, ...
Embracing a DevOps Culture, Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the fact that more organizations are looking to embrace the "DevOps culture." However, unlike ITIL, implementing DevOps into an organization does not happen overnight ...
Balance: The Key to Successful DevOps
contributor | | as a service, continuous delivery, deployment automation, development, devops, integrated quality assurance, operationsIn the realm of IT buzzwords, DevOps is in a league of its own. The pervasiveness of the word is matched only by the variety of its definitions. Over time, much like ...
Does the Future of DevOps Lie in NoOps?
Michael Schmidt | | agile, automation, COBIT, developers, development, devops, itil, noops, operations, OpsDevWhy DevOps is more a bi-directional rather than a simple top-down approach DevOps is one of those buzzwords that nearly everyone wants to discuss these days. However, it often is interpreted as ...
The New Age of “Operations” in a DevOps Enterprise
My encounters with commercial clients in the DevOps space have been exciting, curious, political, and challenging. What most don't realize is that DevOps is not just about infusing tool automation into a ...
The DevOps Equation: Agility + Empathy = Quality
Derek E. Weeks | | Chris Corriere, Continuous Design, continuous integration, development, DevOps Days Atlanta, operationsI had the chance to catch up with Jeff Sussna (@JeffSussna), founder and principal of Ingineering.IT, ahead of his keynote address on continuous design, scheduled for DevOps Days Atlanta, April 26-27. He discussed the ...
Embracing a DevOps Culture, Part 1
DevOps is popular right now. So it should come as no surprise that organizations across all industries are eager to embrace the “DevOps culture.” However, unlike ITIL, implementing DevOps into an organization ...
An Engineering Think Tank to Change the World
contributor | | enterprise, operations, process improvement, Quality Assurance, software engineering, think tankIn his famous book "Mythical Man Month," Fred Brooks says, “Techniques proven and routine in other engineering disciplines are considered radical innovations in software engineering.” While being very fond of engineering on ...
The Difference Between DevOps and Anarchy
DevOps is about being more efficient. It’s about breaking down silos and removing traditional business obstacles that get in the way of just getting things done. It’s about enabling teams and individuals ...
Will Microservices Make the ‘Ops’ in ‘DevOps’ Obsolete?
DevOps is a portmanteau of “developers” and “operations.” The concept of DevOps is about shifting IT culture in a way that enables developers and operations to work together more seamlessly. As more ...
Boston DevOps Leader Pete Cheslock Talks Accomplishments
Pete Cheslock began his leadership role in DevOps in 2009 at cloud-based email archiving company Sonian. The company was founded by friends and former colleagues of his, who called Cheslock for help ...
