Tag: DevOps
Q&A With Tyler Treat on Microservice Observability
Key Takeaways
Treat argues that as systems become more distributed, more elastic, and more complex, a shift towards Observability is required as dashboards...
Chris Riccomini at QCon San Francisco
At QCon San Francisco 2019, Chris Riccomini presented "The Foreseeable future of Information Engineering". The crucial takeaway of his speak is about achieving an finish...
CPDoS Attacks Cause CDNs to Deliver Error Pages Instead of Expected...
Safety researchers disclosed a few new variants of the cache poisoning assault very first talked over at the 2018 DEFCON conference. These a few...
Q&A on the Book Team Topologies
Key Takeaways
Static team structures are no longer enough for software delivery success
The Team Topologies book is intended for a wide...
DevOps and Cloud as Catalysts for Business Success
Key Takeaways
DevOps has “crossed the chasm”: Elite performers represent 20% of all organizations and has almost tripled, which shows that DevOps excellence...
SLOs Are the API for Your Engineering Team
Critical Takeaways
Build a perimeter: SLOs give you the skill to force back again when demands from other parties exceed your capability to...
CircleCI Adds Security Integrations to Streamline Securing CI/CD Pipelines
CircleCI declared the addition of new orbs that address prevalent use conditions and desires with securing your CI/CD pipelines. The orbs additional to the...
Using Docker Application Packages to Deliver Apps Across Teams
Key Takeaways
Currently there is no single solution for defining and packaging multi-service, multi-format distributed applications that run on any host.
Cloud-Native...
How to Use Chaos Engineering to Break Things Productively
Key Takeaways
The benefits of chaos engineering. This process makes for more comprehensive and effective vulnerability testing, which ultimately benefits the customer.
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