By John K. Waters
Firm steps up its DevOps-on-the-mainframe campaign with new COBOL testing tool and batch automation acquisition.
By John K. Waters
According to the self-described "Code Curmudgeon," leveraging the advantages of DevOps will require organizations to shift from test automation to continuous testing -- which are very different things.
By John K. Waters
In which we assess the state of DevOps one survey at a time.
IBM unveiled a new DevOps offering for its cloud-based Bluemix app development platform, simplifying the process of setting up toolchains for automated coding, deployment and operations pipelines.
By John K. Waters
DevOps Lifecycle Manager is a new platform for managing the entire DevOps toolchain.
By John K. Waters
Electric Cloud CTO previews upcoming talk at the DevOps Enterprise Summit.
By John K. Waters
Atlassian doesn't bill itself as a DevOps company, but it finds itself in the middle of the DevOps movement. Here's how it got there.
AppDevTrends conference presenter Roy Cornelissen talks about how to best integrate mobile development into an enterprise DevOps environment.
In an age of huge data breaches and hacked IoT devices bringing down the Internet, it seems strange that enterprise developers still need to be reminded of the importance of security, but that's exactly what Hewlett Packard Enterprise does in its new DevOps research.
From new APIs to collaborative IDEs to Agile-friendly SCM and more, Compuware is making a major push to innovate mainframe development and maintenance.
By John K. Waters
CloudBees, Sonatype, GitHub, CA Technologies and 10 other IT solutions and service providers have announced that they are forming an alliance with the goal of making it easier for enterprises to adopt the software stack needed to implement DevOps in their organizations.
In this first edition of John Waters' new "Diving into DevOps" column, he talks with DevOps Guru Gene Kim why he and his co-writers took a different approach with writing "The Phoenix Project," and a bit on the evolution of DevOps since then.
Perspica is using machine learning in its new DevOps analytics tool designed to help enterprises measure the impact of new software releases on operations.
By John K. Waters
John checks in with analysts who are paid to track development trends to find out what's in store for the new year. One hint: It's looking mighty good for JavaScript jocks who know how to build microservices architectures and work with public cloud services.