Articles about Automation

Ephemeral environments are a growing trend because they can replace or reduce the time spent in staging environments, thus significantly cutting down on development costs. 

Want to learn more about where Environment as a Service is heading? Check out these four trends.

Many organizations use the terms DevOps and Automation interchangeably. But do they refer to the same processes? We asked 8 practitioners to share their opinions with us.

Find out if NoOps is the end of DevOps and what the main advantages and challenges of implementing it into your infrastructure are.

We’re dependent on the Internet; and the internet? It’s dependent on high availability architecture. What would you do if it just stopped working one day? No work. No social media sites. No streaming channels. What would we do with ourselves? 

Picture this: you built a house from the ground up. Your house has different possible uses - you can choose to live in it, turn it into a business or a medical centre, or continue to build alongside it. Whatever it is you decide to do with your house, your decision requires planning and preparation so your house can be resilient. However, the process to build your house remains the same. 

SaaS companies constantly make improvements and develop new features (big and small) to enhance user experience and “keep up with the times” for each product. In turn, they’re optimizing their SaaS release management process each time. Or are they? 

Is there a difference between CI/CD and environment as a service? Are they dependent on each other? How environment as a service and ephemeral environments can accelerate ci/cd workflows for automated testing, and more.

The IT industry is changing every day with new trends and developments. Because of this, a major shift has occurred towards test environments, driven entirely by automation and self-service. This is where Environment as a Service (EaaS) comes in, supporting faster innovation and eliminating any environment bottlenecks.

Big companies believe they don’t need QA staff and rely only on automatic testing. Is QA dead? Will QA become obsolete? Find out whether this is a myth or a fact.