We've seen AI technologies become a powerful asset for DevOps teams. Organizations are under pressure to ramp up their software delivery cycles toward faster, more efficient, releases. And those using this technology are reaping its impact. In a recent AI-augmented DevOps trends report, we found that DevOps teams leveraging AI are 30% more likely to rate their performance as either extremely or very effective ...
The cost of running Kubernetes at scale with a large number of users quickly becomes untenable for cloud-native organizations. Monitoring costs, either via public cloud providers or with external tools such as Kubecost, is the first step to identifying important cost drivers and areas of improvement ... However, to truly reduce Kubernetes costs and simplify management in the long-term, teams should consider a new approach: multi-tenancy with virtual Kubernetes clusters ...
DevSecOps emerged as a potential solution to address delays and missed vulnerabilities, streamlining development and operations by prioritizing speed and collaboration without compromising on security. But the growing complexity of cloud-native environments and the surge in the volume and vectors of the threat landscape is once more reshaping the way organizations approach software development. The latest evolution increasingly demands that security be treated as an integral part of the software development process ...
Through 2027, generative AI (GenAI) will spawn new roles in software engineering and operations, requiring 80% of the engineering workforce to upskill, according to Gartner ...
CyCognito recently conducted an analysis of over 39 million data points from a diverse range of companies, providing concrete evidence validating the growing concerns about the vulnerability of our software supply chains. The report's findings reveal a troubling reality: our digital ecosystems are far more vulnerable than we'd like to believe ...
The incorporation of generative AI and machine learning into DevSecOps has unlocked significant potential to improve organizational efficiency in software development. Yet, despite these developments, mitigating friction between development and security teams remains a persistent challenge ...
Despite steady, continued growth in the e-commerce business, limited payment options, bugs, and poor translations are still causing consumers to abandon their transactions, according to the Digital Payments and Localization Survey from Applause ...
Open-source software has injected fun and excitement into the lives of IT professionals and technology hobbyists alike ... Unsurprisingly, open-source software's lineage is complex ... A single open-source project may have thousands of lines of code from hundreds of authors which can make line-by-line code analysis impractical and may result in vulnerabilities slipping through the cracks ...
Integrations are non-negotiable for B2B SaaS companies to drive ecosystem-led growth, but without the proper development approach, they can detract from your core product by monopolizing dev resources and hampering customer experience. Success hinges on building a scalable integration strategy that grows with the ecosystem ...
If you are like many developers, your work relies heavily on open source code. But do you ever stop to consider where this code comes from and what motivates the people who write it to keep it maintained and secure? We recently surveyed over 400 open source maintainers to learn more about their work ... Here are a few of the most critical findings we uncovered that impact development teams relying heavily on open source ...
As the demand for software development grows, so too does the complexity of managing global teams. Organizations around the world are increasingly relying on distributed development teams to innovate and stay competitive ... To keep global development teams productive — even when operating in private cloud environments — while minimizing downtime and fostering seamless collaboration, consider these five best practices ...