Five Things You Need To Know About CI/CD Integration

When you are first learning and digging into coding, there is a lot of information available to you. It might even seem overwhelming, there are so many acronyms to keep track of. You might see CI/CD Integration for the first time and become confused as to what that means or what the difference really is.  Continuous Integration (CI) is when a development team merges code changes multiple times a… Read more

NetDevOps: When DevOps Comes To Networking

DevOps has driven the IT application development culture explicitly towards a new paradigm. It has revolutionized the software development process by enforcing development(Dev) and operations(Ops) teams to work in close collaboration with each other. The continuous deployment and infrastructure improvement through agile adoption have made swift delivery and release of the IT services.  Higher… Read more

The journey from Agile to DevSecOps 

We were introduced to Agile in the early 2000s and it proved to be a huge success bringing a completely new perspective. But its 2019 and it’s unlikely for stand-alone Agile to deliver with the same precision. The methodologies of Agile have almost become obsolete to dispatch efficiencies to your processes. Therefore, the focus has shifted to DevOps, which is disintegrating the silos between… Read more

How CI/CD Pipelines Perform for DevOps and Cloud-native Teams

Great production is marked with precision, on-time delivery, and reliability whereas building a product includes modernizing the approach with automation.  The adoption of CI/CD pipelines within the DevOps practices has indicated a remarkable growth for many enterprises. Being at the core of DevOps, the production cycles of CI (Continuous Integration) and CD (Continuous Delivery) are both said… Read more

Effects of Cultural Change in Cloud-Native DevOps

Completely cultured DevOps practices are required for the successful implementations of cloud-natives. There has been seen in change functionalities and liabilities as the infrastructure is moving into the cloud. Consequently, the interaction between developers and operations teams has been refurbished to some extent and is still ongoing, shifting the definition of DevOps to a whole new level. … Read more

Cloud-Native DevOps: Addressing Operations Challenges

DevOps has emerged as a revolutionary movement for the development of a full-fledged software and its implementation, keeping the entire system flexible, secure and reliable. We have been seeing a lot many DevOps definitions lately. In very common terms, DevOps can be described as the set of fundamentals which with the help of extensive tools forms a cultural base in between the Development(Dev)… Read more

Uncoiling communication in DevOps

DevOps has revolutionized the modern IT world by bringing developers and operations teams to work in close coordination than ever. This alliance has taken the development industry to a whole new extent by breaking down the traditional barriers. Shorter development times with less friction in the software development life cycle has worked wonders saving both time and money of the organization.… Read more

Applying Automation In DevOps

The software technologies developed lately have solved many common problems of the people and have made their expectations raised to a par level. Customers are now adhering to quality, performance, services, and reliability of the software organization. Businesses are running head over heels to offer better solutions for new product additions, troubleshooting, client services and to match the… Read more

Better monitoring of cloud-native applications

The last few years have seen a major shift in the application development process. With the emergence of trends like Agile and DevOps, the whole scenario for the development of application software has changed gradually. Organizations are working head over heels to deliver new software or an Internet application in an innovative way keeping the speed of development up to the mark. This has helped… Read more

Unfolding the Trajectory of APIs 

The first Application Programming Interface (API) is said to be backed in the 60s, even before the personal computers, in the non-web form of libraries in operating systems. They provided information exchange between programs. Cut short to this day, modern web-APIs offer full integration with DevOps, front-end and back-end development. They are divided into two parts of the meaning: web API or… Read more