DevOps

In this blog you will learn how mutation testing, which relates closely to unit testing, can determine whether your unit tests are working properly.

In this article, we will discuss the DevOps Lifecycle and the phases/stages necessary to understand DevOps Lifecycle.

Let’s take a close look at AWS DevOps Services to see how they are similar to the core DevOps practices.

What do we need in today’s IT world? – we have the need to deliver business value with the right…

In my previous blog I stated my learning goal for 2020: Learning (or getting a better understanding) of the Go language. Currently I'm studying various courses, and have to give huge credits to Todd McLeod for his excellent work on courses on this subject.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from February 2020

Clemens Reijnen, Global CTO of Cloud Services and Global DevOps lead at Sogeti, gives his five DevOps predictions for 2020.

Sometimes it seems like a competition: We talk about Dev(Test)Ops, Dev(Sec)Ops,… and many other forms. All perspectives are necessary together, because they are all aimed at addressing the same objective: focusing on the activities that are needed to be performed iteratively between Development (Dev) and Operations (Ops) in order to (1) ensure the value and (2) reducing the risk of the delivered software.

As the new year starts, many of us have New Year's resolutions, and many of those will eventually perish within a month or two. I don't have any resolutions. The only thing I try to do each year is to learn a new technique or language.

The role of quality assurance in the DevOps model, and how organizations perceive the role of testing in DevOps projects.

Exploring the advantage of service virtualisation deployment in current IT trends.

DevOps is the Mount Olympus of the new software delivery civilization. And in the Mount Olympus of Dev(QA)Ops we have also the Twelve Olympians. Let's take a look.