The DevOps operating model is a partnership, and, like any partnership, the participants need to move a little to find a solution that benefits everyone. Because operational folks tend to focus on ...

Traditionally, application development and IT operations teams have been separate entities focused on their individual core competencies. In recent years, however, as organizations re-evaluate their ...

Imagine if we still communicated the way people did in the 1960s? The inefficiency of mailing letters and waiting for a reply or repeat calling a landline until someone is home to answer would drive a ...

The benefits of DevOps have been talked about for some time now. But a recent report has shown how organizations are reaping the benefits after implementing DevOps. According to a recent survey ...

The biggest challenge with implementing DevOps is the assumption that somebody is available with programming skills to automate the management of IT infrastructure. If an IT organization has anybody ...

The DevOps Institute today has announced an Assessment of DevOps Capabilities (ADOC) driven by a vendor-neutral crowdsource effort designed to help people measure their organization’s state of DevOps ...

Extracting accurate and meaningful answers from big data is tough. It's often made more challenging given the way big data software developers and IT operations lack coordination in many enterprises.

One of the main goals of DevOps is to improve the overall workflow in the software development life cycle (SDLC). The flow of work is often described as WIP or work in progress. Improving WIP can be ...

Most open source projects are about software and only software. Developers create a software tool, language, specialized server, or an application, and people take it and run it on whatever computers ...

Software development is all about rhythm. In scrum, different sprints might have different lengths, but they follow a predictable pattern. Plan, execute, test, accept the work, reflect, and repeat.