Continuous Delivery, DevOps and Jenkins: Blog Topics

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FOSS: Saving Humanity and Beyond Since 1983

Sacha Labourey - 14 Aug 2018
I’ve been recently thinking about the evolution of open source, associated business models and market expectations. I’ll be sharing some thoughts through several blogs on that topic. TL;DR One essential yet often overlooked evolution that took place in the last decade is that open source moved from building replacements tools for proprietary technology, to leading the way by...

Why DevOps Requires Buy-In From Everyone

Viktor Farcic - 13 Aug 2018
In DevOps, culture is as important as the process and tools. That’s why buy-in, from everyone, including the CEO, is essential for success. Even organizations that clearly recognize the business value of adopting a DevOps approach may face a variety of potential stumbling blocks. One of the most prevalent challenges is inherent in the divergence of what developers and operations...

Digital Disruptors: How Airbnb, Tesla and Uber Used Software Innovation to Transform Entire Industries

Brian Dawson - 06 Aug 2018
For decades, industries have been disrupted by those that figure out ways to deliver products better, faster or cheaper. They harnessed natural resources, improved manufacturing processes, refined craftsmanship, deployed assembly lines, perfected supply chains or sourced lighter, stronger, better raw materials. Today, industries are being disrupted by a new force – software. We...

DevOps Radio: David Habusha, WhiteSource Software, The (Open) Source on DevSecOps

Heidi Gilmore - 02 Aug 2018
In the latest installment of DevOps Radio , David Habusha, vice president of product at WhiteSource Software, explains to host Andre Pino how he first got into cybersecurity, after starting his career in open source. As the founder of a privacy company, David discusses the intersection of security, DevOps and open source, or DevSecOps. DevSecOps is a very hot topic for DevOps...

Women in DevOps: Aubrey Stearn

Jeanne Talbot - 01 Aug 2018
In our Women in DevOps blog series, you’ll hear from talented women in DevOps. They will share their experiences in DevOps, their thoughts on leadership, lessons learned and also how we can encourage more women to focus on an IT career. Aubrey Stearn is a force in the DevOps world whose career spans software development and operations. She’s worked for a variety of large companies...
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Continuous Delivery for Developers

Use the configuration-as-code plugin to declaratively configure your Jenkins instance

Baptiste Mathus - 15 Aug 2018
Introduction Note: If you already know well what configuration management is, you can skip the introduction. For many years now, there has been a steady trend of configuring everything we can using code. This makes it much easier to avoid snowflake systems, hence also making orders of magnitudes easier to reprovision an environment from scratch if needed. Developers have been...

Building Minimal Docker Containers for Go Applications

Liza McGraw - 10 Aug 2018
Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog by Nick Gauthier , published by permission. It was originally posted on the CloudBees Codeship website . There are several great official and community-supported containers for many programming languages, including Go, but these containers can be quite large. Let’s walk through a comparison of methods for building containers for Go applications,...

Container OS Comparison

Liza McGraw - 07 Aug 2018
Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog by Jonas Rosland , published by permission. It originally appeared on the CloudBees CodeShip website . For anyone who’s been following the container community’s rise the past two years (after Solomon Hykes’s famous five-minute presentation at PyCon ), you have surely seen many companies and projects spring up, offering really innovative ways of...

Shipping to Kubernetes with CloudBees CodeShip

Michael Neale - 30 Jul 2018
In this post I wanted to cover the why and some of the how of shipping apps to a Kubernetes cluster from the CloudBees CodeShip SaaS offering. I wrote previously about how developers, or people (developers are people) may wish to think of Kubernetes as an app platform to deploy apps on, embracing the power of it. This isn’t for everyone and there are options if you don’t want to...
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CloudBees Core Now Available on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)

Patrick Wolf - 23 Jul 2018
I am happy to report that CloudBees Core™ is now available as a Kubernetes application in Google’s GCP Marketplace . As many of you likely know, CloudBees Core (formerly CloudBees Jenkins Enterprise™) became generally available as an application on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) earlier this year simplifying the deployment and management of your continuous delivery infrastructure...
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Use the configuration-as-code plugin to declaratively configure your Jenkins instance

Baptiste Mathus - 15 Aug 2018
Introduction Note: If you already know well what configuration management is, you can skip the introduction. For many years now, there has been a steady trend of configuring everything we can using code. This makes it much easier to avoid snowflake systems, hence also making orders of magnitudes easier to reprovision an environment from scratch if needed. Developers have been...

FOSS: Saving Humanity and Beyond Since 1983

Sacha Labourey - 14 Aug 2018
I’ve been recently thinking about the evolution of open source, associated business models and market expectations. I’ll be sharing some thoughts through several blogs on that topic. TL;DR One essential yet often overlooked evolution that took place in the last decade is that open source moved from building replacements tools for proprietary technology, to leading the way by...

Why DevOps Requires Buy-In From Everyone

Viktor Farcic - 13 Aug 2018
In DevOps, culture is as important as the process and tools. That’s why buy-in, from everyone, including the CEO, is essential for success. Even organizations that clearly recognize the business value of adopting a DevOps approach may face a variety of potential stumbling blocks. One of the most prevalent challenges is inherent in the divergence of what developers and operations...

Building Minimal Docker Containers for Go Applications

Liza McGraw - 10 Aug 2018
Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog by Nick Gauthier , published by permission. It was originally posted on the CloudBees Codeship website . There are several great official and community-supported containers for many programming languages, including Go, but these containers can be quite large. Let’s walk through a comparison of methods for building containers for Go applications,...

Container OS Comparison

Liza McGraw - 07 Aug 2018
Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog by Jonas Rosland , published by permission. It originally appeared on the CloudBees CodeShip website . For anyone who’s been following the container community’s rise the past two years (after Solomon Hykes’s famous five-minute presentation at PyCon ), you have surely seen many companies and projects spring up, offering really innovative ways of...

Digital Disruptors: How Airbnb, Tesla and Uber Used Software Innovation to Transform Entire Industries

Brian Dawson - 06 Aug 2018
For decades, industries have been disrupted by those that figure out ways to deliver products better, faster or cheaper. They harnessed natural resources, improved manufacturing processes, refined craftsmanship, deployed assembly lines, perfected supply chains or sourced lighter, stronger, better raw materials. Today, industries are being disrupted by a new force – software. We...

DevOps Radio: David Habusha, WhiteSource Software, The (Open) Source on DevSecOps

Heidi Gilmore - 02 Aug 2018
In the latest installment of DevOps Radio , David Habusha, vice president of product at WhiteSource Software, explains to host Andre Pino how he first got into cybersecurity, after starting his career in open source. As the founder of a privacy company, David discusses the intersection of security, DevOps and open source, or DevSecOps. DevSecOps is a very hot topic for DevOps...

Women in DevOps: Aubrey Stearn

Jeanne Talbot - 01 Aug 2018
In our Women in DevOps blog series, you’ll hear from talented women in DevOps. They will share their experiences in DevOps, their thoughts on leadership, lessons learned and also how we can encourage more women to focus on an IT career. Aubrey Stearn is a force in the DevOps world whose career spans software development and operations. She’s worked for a variety of large companies...

Shipping to Kubernetes with CloudBees CodeShip

Michael Neale - 30 Jul 2018
In this post I wanted to cover the why and some of the how of shipping apps to a Kubernetes cluster from the CloudBees CodeShip SaaS offering. I wrote previously about how developers, or people (developers are people) may wish to think of Kubernetes as an app platform to deploy apps on, embracing the power of it. This isn’t for everyone and there are options if you don’t want to...

Jenkins X Uses Capabilities Identified by "Accelerate: The Science Behind DevOps"

James Rawlings - 25 Jul 2018
Jenkins X is a re-imagined CI/CD implementation for the cloud which is heavily influenced by the State of DevOps reports and more recently the book, Accelerate: The Science Behind DevOps, by Nicole Forsgren , Jez Humble and Gene Kim . Years of gathering data from real-world teams and organizations which has been analyzed by inspiring thought leaders and data scientists from the...
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