Engineering platform, key to maximizing software development effectiveness
A good engineering platform will eliminate repetitive and non-value-adding tasks from a developer’s list, allowing them to focus their energy, skills and effort on delivering value to the customer. It will also encourage the reuse of digital assets; this will not only save time and elevate the developer experience, it can also cut environmental costs.
The five pillars of cloud security
A good engineering platform will eliminate repetitive and non-value-adding tasks from a developer’s list, allowing them to focus their energy, skills and effort on delivering value to the customer. It will also encourage the reuse of digital assets; this will not only save time and elevate the developer experience, it can also cut environmental costs.
Building capability for emerging technologies while on projects
For technologists, it is always exciting to work on a new, emerging technology stack. Part of that experience is also making the stretch on-the-go to ensure high-quality delivery of technical solutions. Proactively leveraging avenues for self-paced learning, learning and development budgets, online learning platforms and skill-based workshops to build capabilities fulfill not just project requirements but further technologists’ career growth as well.
Business drivers and challenges when adopting a multicloud strategy
In an earlier blog, we covered a high-level overview of cloud strategies - from mono-cloud to distributed cloud implementation. In this article, we list the reasons large enterprises should consider multicloud in their overall cloud strategy and discuss the business drivers that support the approach.
Defining multicloud deployment models for enterprises
Most medium-to-large enterprises work with two or more cloud service providers to avoid over dependence on a single provider and to enable the rapid launch of innovative solutions. Learn more about The five kinds of cloud models.
The three hats of a technology leader
In our view, to influence people and decisions from the ground up, leaders often wear one of the following three hats — enabler, influencer and ambassador. Let’s look at them one by one.
Building resiliency with chaos engineering
A predictable system is a myth. System failures are inevitable but you can be prepared for failures by building resilient systems. We explore chaos engineering as a way to do exactly that.
Step by step guide to chaos testing using Litmus Chaos toolkit
In this article we will describe how to perform chaos testing using Litmus chaos toolkit, a popular chaos testing tool.
The shift in mindset needed for Kubernetes adoption (Part 2)
Organisations adopting the k8s ecosystem require a robust change program and shift in mindset. Two part article series covers, the organisation’s and the development teams’ view point. Development team needs to make a shift on the way they build software applications using the 12 Factor app and how to build & manage infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code paradigm.
The mindset shift needed for Kubernetes adoption (Part 1)
Organisations adopting the k8s ecosystem require a robust change program and shift in mindset. Two part article series covers, the organisation’s and the development teams’ view point. Organizations should leverage the 4C framework – Culture, Complexity, Capability and Cost when adopting containers and Kubernetes.