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OverOps
JULY 1, 2020
OverOps was recognized specifically for its ability to provide an intelligent, collaborative Continuous Reliability platform for developers, DevOps, SRE and IT operators to ensure application quality and operational reliability without compromising release velocity. Continuous Reliability: The Missing Piece in Your CI/CD Pipeline.
OverOps
AUGUST 21, 2020
Although software delivery pipelines can get pretty complex, at the very basic level, they generally look like this. Unfortunately, even with all that, code still breaks, negatively impacting customer experience and developer productivity. Before we dive into where OverOps fits, let’s make sure we’re all on the same page.
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SIG
JUNE 4, 2018
Our benchmark of development best practices shows piece-meal improvement By Joost Visser Following best practices or typing away blindly? Code quality control and automated testing are improving, but still not fully adopted by most teams. The post Are we getting better at software development?
SIG
JUNE 4, 2018
Our benchmark of development best practices shows piece-meal improvement By Joost Visser Following best practices or typing away blindly? Code quality control and automated testing are improving, but still not fully adopted by most teams. The post Are we getting better at software development?
SIG
OCTOBER 24, 2019
The post Software development: What you measure tends to improve appeared first on Software Improvement Group. As a result, organizations spend fortunes on measuring everything left and right. There is no shortage of management dashboards or fancy spreadsheets showing all aspects of […].
Dzone - DevOps
JUNE 24, 2024
CI/CD or continuous integration and continuous delivery exemplify a culture, set of working standards, and an assortment of practices that empower application development teams to convey code changes habitually and dependably. Using CI/CD tools is probably the best practice for DevOps groups to carry out.
SIG
JANUARY 29, 2018
According to a poll conducted by O’Reilly Media and my colleagues at the Software Improvement Group, virtually all developers say YES! Here’s a number of compelling reasons: Happiness: Better code and happy developers go together. It’s more fun to work on code […].
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