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Why Kubernetes Applications Require a New Approach to Testing

CDF Virtual Meetup: Why Kubernetes Applications Require a New Approach to Testing

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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.
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SD Times: Report: Adoption of DevOps practices increasing, while code velocity remains the same

By In The News

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. 

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State of DevOps Report 2023

State of DevOps Report 2023 Results: Platform Engineering

By Blog, Member, Staff

We sponsored the State of DevOps Report by Puppet again this year. They’ve been researching DevOps and publishing this report for over 10 years! This time around, the focus of the report was around the rising trend of Platform Engineering. 

If you want to hear a panel discussing the results, listen to the podcast.

🎙️ Pulling the Strings: The Future of Platform Engineering

Panelists:

  • Ben Ford
  • Fatih Degirmenci
  • Kaspar von Grünberg
  • Nigel Kersten
  • Ronan Keenan

Report Highlights

Techstrong Series – The CD Pipeline: Continuously Delivering Software from A to Z

By Blog, Staff

We’ve partnered with Techstrong.TV to launch a new series of videos on various Continuous Delivery (CD) topics. Techstrong.TV features industry thought leaders, experts and practitioners in CD, DevOps, cloud-native, cybersecurity, and digital transformation. This partnership extends our audience reach and encourages folks to get involved in the CD dialogue.

The CD Pipeline

The series is called The CD Pipeline: Continuously Delivering Software from A to Z. It spotlights all aspects of CD as we interview community thought leaders about different technologies, open source, best practices, and future trends. Key topics include Continuous Delivery events, interoperability, software supply chain, and more.

The episodes will be hosted by Alan Shimel, Techstrong Group and Lori Lorusso, JFrog and CDF Outreach Committee Chair.

Episode 1: The State of Pipelines: Past, Present & Future – Part 1

Continuous Delivery has evolved since its inception. For our inaugural episode, we are starting a series on The State of Pipelines: Past, Present & Future. Our featured guests are maintainers, contributors, and active voices in the Tekton project and CD Foundation. 

Tekton is an open source framework for creating CD systems, allowing developers to build, test, and deploy across cloud providers and on-premise systems. Join us as we talk with the Tekton project about CD and how it has transformed since its inception in the early 2000s.

Thank you to our guests for taking the time to chat about Tekton and the State of CD Pipelines:

  • Dibyo Mukherjee – Google, Software Engineer
  • Lee Bernick – Google, Software Engineer
  • Andrea Frittoli – IBM, Developer Advocate, OS Developer
Techstrong TV - Tekton Panel

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Watch the first episode on Techstrong.TV. The next one will be centered around the Jenkins project.

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swampUP City Tour London

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SWAMPUP 2022

The swampUP City Tour is an in-person event that will give you actionable tips, patterns, and use cases to drive DevOps and DevSecOps to the next level. Get ahead and upskilled on modern CI/CD, package management, software distribution, device update management, and security best practices. Gain unique insights from our leading experts and your industry peers with a full day of hands-on training, keynotes, testimonials from top industry brands, and breakout sessions from world-renowned speakers.

Event details: https://swampup.jfrog.com/london/

Scholarship

The Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF) and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) are proud to sponsor JFrog’s Diversity Scholarship for the swampUP 2022 City Tour. As part of our joint commitment to diversity and inclusion in the open source DevOps and SecOps ecosystem, JFrog is offering up to ten (10) “scholarships” for each of the three (3) swampUP City Tour events. The scholarship includes a conference pass and a full day of DevOps and DevSecOps thought leadership and training.

Learn more and apply by September 26 here:  https://jfrog.com/blog/jfrog-swampup-2022-city-tour-scholarship-program-apply-now/

swampup NYC

swampUP City Tour New York

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SWAMPUP 2022

The swampUP City Tour is an in-person event that will give you actionable tips, patterns, and use cases to drive DevOps and DevSecOps to the next level. Get ahead and upskilled on modern CI/CD, package management, software distribution, device update management, and security best practices. Gain unique insights from our leading experts and your industry peers with a full day of hands-on training, keynotes, testimonials from top industry brands, and breakout sessions from world-renowned speakers.

Event details: https://swampup.jfrog.com/nyc/

Scholarship

The Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF) and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) are proud to sponsor JFrog’s Diversity Scholarship for the swampUP 2022 City Tour. As part of our joint commitment to diversity and inclusion in the open source DevOps and SecOps ecosystem, JFrog is offering up to ten (10) “scholarships” for each of the three (3) swampUP City Tour events. The scholarship includes a conference pass and a full day of DevOps and DevSecOps thought leadership and training.

Learn more and apply by September 26 here:  https://jfrog.com/blog/jfrog-swampup-2022-city-tour-scholarship-program-apply-now/