Devops is a culture and philosophy that, in a nutshell, aims to unify the formerly separate silos of development (the people who create applications) and operations (the people who make sure those ...

Are you interested in becoming a DevOps engineer? This guide will show you how to transform that desire into reality by discussing roles and responsibilities, the DevOps career path, including ...

DevOps is a working ideology that enables the creation of a unified system within a team. This approach allows for faster product releases, improved software quality, and swift identification and ...

This article was originally published on .cult by Kathrine Nicolaisen. .cult is a media platform for untold developer stories, where developers can read content around the softer side of development ...

As a software engineer at Singapore’s Government Technology Agency (GovTech), Ryan Goh would wonder what was wrong whenever deployments of his code hit a snag. He started getting into the nuts and ...

There's a lot of confusion around what a DevOps engineer is and what they are supposed to do. We asked experts to help deliver some clarity. The demand for DevOps engineers is growing, and it’s not ...

DevOps is a promising IT field that combines software development (Dev) with operations (Ops) to increase innovation, collaboration, and automation while decreasing the time it takes to deliver secure ...

DevOps maturity isn’t about tools. It’s about how well teams collaborate and how clearly they define ownership—especially in IaC and cloud configuration.

Site reliability engineering principles first established by Google have yielded a new, important engineering role at the heart of devops As the world has shifted online, the reliability of websites, ...