Continuous Integration (CI) is a software development practice, wherein isolated updates to a code base by developers are immediately tested and reported. CI aims at early detection of bugs in code or defects in software functionality. The entire process works in conjugation with automated testing tools that ascertains Continuous Testing (CT) and Continuous Deployment (CD) of the software.
Continuous Integration (CI): Bringing More Agility to Product Development Cycle
By Kunwar Jolly on Mar 28, 2018, 5:14:18 PM
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By Gaurav Sharma on Feb 7, 2018, 4:06:19 PM
Optimally utilizing the cloud platform with the right service mix and combination of cloud Service provider will not only result in big savings but also augment overall performance of the application.
[eBook] 5 Proven Steps to Adopt DevOps Culture in your Organization
By Archna Oberoi on Jan 29, 2018, 10:24:47 PM
DevOps is a business-driven approach that utilizes agile methodology, automation, and collaboration for seamless product development. Often considered as a ‘disciplined agile practice’, DevOps emphasizes upon integration of development and operations team for delivering better, frequent product cycles.
What is Continuous Testing (CT): A Quick Look [INFOGRAPHIC]
By Archna Oberoi on Jan 14, 2018, 7:53:30 PM
The collaboration of Agile and DevOps has invoked doors for an innovative and rapid software development model. While DevOps is often considered as an extension to Agile, one stream of development that hasn’t seen much growth is Software Testing.
How Agile and DevOps can Boost Software Development Cycle
By Archna Oberoi on Dec 27, 2017, 11:03:39 AM
The Agile and DevOps theory is the topic of talk in IT organizations. However, there prevails a lot of confusion about the two, when it comes to differentiating between them and defining their benefits. Here, we try to understand the same with differences and similaries between both software development practices.
Tips to Overcome Challenges in DevOps for Mobile Apps
By Kunwar Jolly on Dec 12, 2017, 6:31:12 PM
“42% of the organizations who have implemented DevOps confirm that it supports their mobile app development cycle.” - Gartner
DevOps have become an integral part of application development and delivery. However, embracing the benefits of DevOps for mobile app development is not possible without addressing to the challenges of confronted while development, testing, and release of the app. This segment discusses the major challenges of mobile DevOps with some reliable practices to overcome them. Let’s get started.
Challenges Involved in Implementing DevOps for Mobile Apps
By Kunwar Jolly on Dec 4, 2017, 7:16:58 PM
Almost half-decade back, businesses experienced a massive shift in how users accessed their services online. There was a staunch and steady switch to mobile devices, which enforced businesses to make their existing applications compatible to them.
21 Tools to Implement Best Practices for DevOps
By Kartik Kakar on Sep 25, 2017, 12:08:55 PM
In the IT ecosystem, there is more pressure than ever to be agile, without compromising the security and reliability. For a consistent product development cycle, people, processes, and tools need to be streamlined effectively. This is where DevOps comes into the picture, addressing the stumbling blocks of continuous integration, testing, and deployment in the software development cycle.
The State of DevOps in 2017 [INFOGRAPHIC]
By Kartik Kakar on Sep 8, 2017, 5:47:03 PM
As the businesses evolve and emphasize upon infallible software development and delivery model, DevOps is taking the front seat in IT departments. While Agile model for development have been turning up the trump for businesses from a long time, it lacked involvement of operations. Today, DevOps is successfully introducing agility in operations, owing to which organizations are able to render better customer experience with improved operational efficiency.
5 Facts to Consider While Moving to DevOps
By Kunwar Jolly on Aug 16, 2017, 12:48:20 PM
Devops is a paradigm shift in the software development sphere as it focuses on intense collaboration between development and operations team, with customer empathy and infrastructure automation at its core. It is being practiced by a numerous software development companies across the globe to increase productivity, reduce costs, and build products with more customer focused approach.
However, For many of the organizations, jumping head first into DevOps have been observed to be daunting.