GitLab 14 as the Future of DevOps Over the years, GitLab had served the world with a complete DevOps platform and stood strongly in several market reports through enhancements across the software development lifecycle. In June 2021, GitLab proudly announced the released of GitLab 14 or the future of GitLab. Also viewed as the future
In today’s business environment, staying ahead is what determine an agile and resilient organisation. It is crucial for organisation to stay alert on every strategic technology trend that can help empower their business growth. Organisations that adopt digital transformation, new technologies, approaches or practices such as DevSecOps earlier than their competitors will have bigger chances
Value Stream management is the next evolution in software development. Along with DevOps, these two key transformation are complementary forces with high potential in driving efficient software delivery, thus providing value to the customers. From organisations to every role in the development team, they are many benefits that can be reaped from the amalmagation of
In software development, it is important to deliver high quality applications and services rapidly. On top of that, software delivery should align with business objectives in order to optimise customer experience or business value delivery. The key transformations are the adoption of Agile, DevOps and Value Stream Management. Why Value Stream Management with GitLab? The
The business market today is customer-centric. Hence, the success of every business today relies heavily on the ability of an organisation in providing the best customer experience. Significantly, simply transforming your business into digital business is not enough. Organisations need to as well become a software company, additionally, a high-performing one. From Agile to DevOps,
DevOps approach allows the team to build a product that meet the customer demands at fast speed. However, the approach isolates security in its cycle which results in a vulnerable products. GitLab.inc understood this crucial drawback and solve it by providing easy integration of security into its DevOps Platform by emphasising GitLab as the DevOps
When a company started to embrace DevOps, they will begin to realize the need and benefits of adopting site reliability engineering (SRE) into the practice. SRE has no clear definition, but, Ben Treynor Sloss, a Google’s VP of engineering or specifically the man behind the introduction of SRE coined the term as “It is what
When more companies are using a certain approach, it is an evident that the approach is profitable or beneficial to organisation. In the recent years, there is rise in the number of adoption of Site reliability engineering (SRE) in companies as an added value to DevOps approach. SRE refers to the use of software engineering
Meeting customer demands had always been every organisation important mission in business. Nowadays, due to the never ending invention of various technologies, IoT devices in particular, as well as the introduction to Internet of Behaviour (IoB), the mission has become more crucial than ever. Ergo, organisations have to adopt approaches that enable them to succeed
Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) and DevOps are two terms that a lot of people think it’s the same thing or they are synonyms. In fact CI/CD and DevOps are different. In this post we will talk about the difference between CI/CD and DevOps and how they are related. Before starting with the difference we would