A continuous integration, continuous delivery pipeline—or CI/CD pipeline—is a process workflow companies use to streamline and automate software development. A CI/CD pipeline automatically builds and tests code changes to detect bugs before the new code is merged and deployed.
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In this article, we look at the top risks and security issues in cloud computing. You'll learn about specific cloud security threats and cloud storage security issues, as well as strategies for managing cloud security effectively. By the end of this article, readers will fully understand the top security issues related to using cloud-based file management tools and services.
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In this article, we’ll cover a way to run console commands in Docker containers that will allow you to mimic the process of using SSH for the same purpose (and if you really need to, a way to gain true SSH access as well).
In this article, we look at some important DevSecOps statistics that should help you understand any pros and cons of this practice, help you differentiate DevSecOps and DevOps, and give you a better understanding of why DevSecOps is becoming the more popular option.
What are the biggest security challenges facing DevOps, and how can practitioners overcome them? In this article, Good e-Learning and strongDM examine how DevOps engineers can work to guarantee security across their cultures.
Learn how Remote Identities helps you leverage SSH and k8s capabilities to capitalize on infrastructure workflow investments you’ve already made.
Join strongDM CTO Justin McCarthy and a panel of experts as they discuss the challenges, complexities, and best practices of enterprise k8s adoption.
Is k8s governance a challenge for your team? Join strongDM’s CTO and a panel of experts to discover common pitfalls, plus tools + tricks to help manage them.
DevOps technologies are hard to manage. Throw a patchwork of tech across multiple clouds with developers, execs, and security working at cross-purposes, and people will quickly start to look for workarounds.
A closer look at what technical debt is, how it relates to infrastructure access, and why unwinding short-term workarounds can actually improve productivity.
DevOps is a set of practices meant to integrate software development and IT operations—reducing the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and ensuring continuous delivery with high software quality. In this article, we share a list of excellent DevOps tools to improve the efficiency and agility of software development within your team.
DevOps is an advanced set of practices and technologies that power the automation of development, testing, and deployment. When implemented across an entire organization, it creates efficiencies across various IT processes. The future of DevOps looks very promising. Knowing what to expect helps you plan your next steps. Check out the following DevOps statistics for 2023.
DevOps is a combination of “development” and “operations” and is a set of practices that combine these two disciplines. SRE stands for Site Reliability Engineering and is a principle that applies software engineering practices to infrastructure and operations to improve site reliability. This new IT discipline is evolving, so its differentiation from DevOps isn’t always clear. The information we share here will help you better grasp these two roles and where they intersect. After reading this
Terraform, we are a go for launch on the StrongDM provider! We are happy to announce that StrongDM has officially launched as a Terraform provider. That means that in one single configuration, you can spin up a fleet of servers, import them into StrongDM, and provision your users' access in a matter of minutes.
