Embracing the Future: Navigating DevOps Challenges Amid the AI Revolution
As DevOps professionals gathered at the recent DevOpsCon 2024 in Berlin, Germany John Willis opened the conference with a keynote addressing the pivotal intersection of DevOps and artificial intelligence (AI). Read on to discover Willis' insights and learn why sustainable AI innovation can only be fulfilled with a DevOps mindset.
ScrumBut – is it the solution?
When talking about successfully implementing software projects, Scrum as a framework paired with agile development is the current state of the art. You almost feel transported back to your teenage years, listening to schoolyard conversations about “the first time”. The comparison with agile development using Scrum isn’t so far-fetched. Everyone wants to do it, everyone says they do it, everyone seems to do it better than you - and yet, probably only 10 percent do it. And those who really do it, do they do it “right”?
XDR: The Next Generation of Endpoint Security
The history of endpoint security has gone through many stages. Yet, in 2021, our tools and processes are no longer necessarily appropriate to the threats. A new generation is needed to address current threats. One possible solution is XDR - Extended Detection and Response.
For a safer Kubernetes…
It’s rare nowadays to meet a developer that can manage without containers and Kubernetes, as container technology makes it much easier to work with microservices and in agile teams. Kubernetes has been a success story for the past five years and is now established as the standard tool for container orchestration.
Setting Up a Secure DevOps Pipeline in 7 Easy Steps
DevOps is a software development strategy that combines development and operations teams. It typically emphasizes agile methodologies, automation, and continuous integration / continuous delivery (CI/CD). It is designed to produce and release quality software at high speed. In this article, you will learn about various methods of securing your DevOps pipelines.
Quickly develop secure applications
The digitalisation of business processes is increasingly bringing applications to the centre of the company’s activities. At the sametime, customers expect utmost ease of use and up-to-date functions. Applications must therefore always be updated as soon as possible. This leads to several release cycles per day. This speed, however, can also cause security policies to be violated. To prevent this, application security must be integrated via infrastructure as code in the CI/CD system.
Staying Alive: Patterns for failure management
Training for technical diving prepares you for situations in a high pressure environment where failures are unavoidable but also highly dangerous. It means surviving in a hostile environment with limited resources where the failure of individual components can trigger deadly failure cascades. A diver who can’t understand how to do proper post-accident analysis and who hasn’t learned to repeatedly survive through failure is a liability to themselves and to others. This talk uses the framework of technical SCUBA and rebreather diving to talk about patterns for failure management and how they can be applied in an engineering context.
From DevOps to DevQOps: The Evolution of Quality
DevOps has become a part of good business etiquette for modern companies. Still, companies can achieve an optimal performance, if they integrate these methods with a maximum quality. What we need now isn’t just DevOps but “DevQOps”.