“DevOps and Compliance Synergy: Reality or Fiction?”Achieving compliance might be challenging when embracing DevOps due to the rapid pace of development. However, the agility and automation associated with DevOps might actually simplify compliance. When integrating compliance into the SDLC, DevOps teams may have to use different tools or slightly modify part of their processes to adapt to specific requirements. In this episode, Sonya Lowrance (Tricentis), Anna Murray (Rocket Software), Dan Kirsch (Techstrong Research), and Tim Johnson (Cloudbees) join hosts Alan Shimel and Mitch Ashley to discuss how to effectively integrate compliance as part of your DevOps process and the challenges that come with it. Is it possible to deliver high-quality software at the speed of DevOps whilst ensuring security compliance?
Author: Greg Yarnold
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EP 23: Bringing Chaos to DevOps
“Bringing Chaos to DevOps” – Chaos engineering has become a critical part of DevOps to help build better and more effective applications. It is the process of intentionally injecting harm into a computing system to test how the system responds to unexpected disruptions in order to improve its resilience. Bringing chaos to DevOps helps teams to embrace failure and prepare for worst-case scenarios.
In this new episode of DevOps Unbound, host Mitch Ashley is joined by Tammy Butow (Statype) and Paul Bruce (Tricentis) to discuss the principles and best practices of chaos engineering, and how to effectively implement chaos testing to ensure resiliency.
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EP 22: DevOps Got Me Through It
“DevOps Got Me Through It” – Organizations all around the world went through an overnight digital transformation due to a worldwide pandemic and the shift to remote work. The businesses that embraced DevOps methodologies were able to pivot much faster with their digital strategy, allowing them to drive innovation, speed and adaptability, while providing greater value to their customers.
DevOps has helped businesses thrive during these uncertain times by bringing an agile mindset, tooling and processes, and fostering a collaborative culture that helps teams move faster while delivering high-quality software.
The bottomline is that we couldn’t have survived the impact of the pandemic and wouldn’t have been able to successfully speed up digital transformation without DevOps. Hosts Alan Shimel and Mitch Ashley are joined by Tracy Ragan (DeployHub), Brian Dawson (Linux Foundation) and Stephen Chin (JFrog) as they discuss how DevOps has helped their organizations grow and why DevOps is so essential for business. -
DevOps Got Me Through It – DevOps Unbound EP 22
“DevOps Got Me Through It” – Organizations all around the world went through an overnight digital transformation due to a worldwide pandemic and the shift to remote work. The businesses that embraced DevOps methodologies were able to pivot much faster with their digital strategy, allowing them to drive innovation, speed and adaptability, while providing greater value to their customers.
DevOps has helped businesses thrive during these uncertain times by bringing an agile mindset, tooling and processes, and fostering a collaborative culture that helps teams move faster while delivering high-quality software.
The bottomline is that we couldn’t have survived the impact of the pandemic and wouldn’t have been able to successfully speed up digital transformation without DevOps. Hosts Alan Shimel and Mitch Ashley are joined by Tracy Ragan (DeployHub), Brian Dawson (Linux Foundation) and Stephen Chin (JFrog) as they discuss how DevOps has helped their organizations grow and why DevOps is so essential for business.