IT Operations and Management

Keeping track of all the microservices an organization is running requires an engineering system of record, which is what Cortex Query Builder aims to provide.

A spate of GitHub updates includes prebuild codespaces to improve developer productivity and community contributions to its Advisory database to improve security.

It's 2022 and using the phone is still the top method used by both onsite and remote employees to get help — and it's an approach that isn't leading to good results.

Site reliability engineers handle many of the same tasks as IT operations engineers, but that doesn't mean ITOps engineering is an endangered occupation.

The hardest part of cloud operations is the operations part. It's a challenge Shoreline is looking to help solve through automation.

Developers don’t sit behind glass walls anymore. And citizen developers are jumping into the low end of the app pool. Just what’s going on in the insanely busy world of software application development?

What team structure is right for DevOps to flourish in your organization? Here's a look at the pros and cons of the most common DevOps team models.

Getting machine learning models to work in production effectively is the challenge that enterprise MLOps vendor Wallaroo is looking to solve.

Total NoOps – the idea of attaining fully automated IT operations that require no human involvement – may never be achieved, but is it even desirable? This article explains how NoOps works, as well as its benefits and drawbacks.