The GitOps Associate Certification is now available. Enroll today!
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We’re excited to announce we’re partnering with Puppet again to bring you the 2024 State of DevOps Survey for the upcoming State of DevOps Report! This time, we want to know how platform teams find success with tooling, practices, and values that help them deliver on business objectives at scale.
The 2023 Platform Engineering Edition has helped thousands of people better understand this growing space, and we’re eager to dig even deeper. To make it happen, we need to hear from people like you!
Here’s what you need to know about the 2024 State of DevOps Survey:
The survey will take about 15 minutes to complete. It’s mostly multiple choice, and we won’t use or attribute any individually identifiable responses without your explicit permission.
The survey asks about your platform team, tooling, culture, best practices, blockers, and how platform engineering is already impacting the way you create software and infrastructure. We’ll also ask for your opinion on the future of your platform.
For each completed survey, Puppet will donate $5 USD to a nonprofit in need. You’ll get to choose whether your contribution goes to World Central Kitchen or Feeding America.
Puppet’s State of DevOps Report doesn’t just follow what everyone else is doing. It’s an award-winning industry report because it identifies important new trends and uncovers the truth behind them that others aren’t considering. We’re excited to get the chance to lead the DevOps movement again with your help!
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On the surface, the best-of-suite solution seems to make more sense; it means fewer tools to manage and, hopefully, savings due to working with a single vendor.
However, this practice shows otherwise—over and over again.
Let’s look at a real-world example. Have you driven a family mini-van? To me, it is a good symbolization of the best-in-suite product. It tries to be everything: It has a decent engine, and you can even add a towing hitch. However, it’s not a car that will help you win a race or haul your boat easily. Convenience makes families choose a mini-van, but they quickly realize it comes with significant shortcomings.
[…] The results published by the CD Foundation (part of the Linux Foundation) in its State of Continuous Delivery Report published in May confirms my thesis.
"The 2023 State of Continuous Delivery Report provides a wealth of information and helpful analysis." Find out why.
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Testing applications running on Kubernetes is difficult! If you’re running integration or end-to-end tests in your CI pipeline, you noticed some of the shortcomings: authenticating CI to access your cluster leaves some potential security holes, tests artifacts are hard to store (have you tried storing your tools’ screenshots and recordings for future access?), and everything becomes complex and slow very quickly. Eventually, the unwanted thing happens: everyone in your team deprioritized running tests.
Whether you are a developer, tester, or DevOps practitioner, you should be leveraging the power of Cloud Native Testing to take a new approach to testing your Kubernetes Applications. In this presentation I’ll help you become the person who is doing your tests and enabling others to do it without too much pain – join us!
Speaker Bio: Abdallah is Technical Product Manager at Testkube. His passion is dedicated to the developer tooling in the open source ecosystem where he has worked with a variety of products in the pasts at Google and at Kubeshop. In his free time you’ll usually find him in the movies, learning jazz or spending time with family and friends.
Developers haven’t gotten significantly faster at making code changes and putting them into production over the past two and a half years, reported a new study by the CD Foundation…
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According to the latest State of Continuous Delivery report from the Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF), the adoption of DevOps is continuing to increase, with 84% of developers participating in DevOps activities in the first quarter of the year.
However, the report also found that code velocity has remained steady for the past two years, with about 15% of teams being considered top performers, meaning they have lead times of less than one day.
The CDF believes that while DevOps may be a help, it is likely the increasing complexity of projects that is slowing things down.
