DevOps

When DevOps vendor JFrog went public on the NASDAQ stock exchange, it raised the profile of the sector and the hopes of others in the market as well.

At its annual DevOps World event, CloudBees outlines its vision for DevOps and announces a series of product updates.

More cloud services companies are offering tools to let their users build applications for their business processes. In this continuing series, we appraise each of the low-code/no-code vendors and their offerings. Here, we take a closer look at...

Serverless functions aren’t limited to public clouds. It’s not hard to support them on premises.

Progress Software's CEO is optimistic that the addition of Chef will better position his company to meet the growing demands of DevOps.

Rolls-Royce is developing a Small Modular Reactor for nuclear power generation, but it took COVID-19 for it to embrace a DevOps approach.

COVID-19 has forced more organizations than ever to consider the cloud, but there are challenges that still need to be solved in the software development process.

The startup will use the money to build out its approach to rapid application development that differs from that of a low-code platform.

The open source Jenkins CI/CD project gains more community participation and a roadmap for future improvements.

More cloud services companies are offering tools to let their users build applications for their business processes. In this new series, we appraise each of the low-code/no-code vendors and their offerings, starting with Microsoft.