The mythological phoenix is a bird that is reborn from the ashes. It is a symbol of transformation, a reminder that something new can be born from the destruction of the old. In the same way, successful companies must continually adapt and transform their delivery processes to stay ahead of the competition. Delivery excellence in […]
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DevOps Architect with 10+ years in change & configuration, agile methodologies, build automation, release engineering, infrastructure provisioning, and development best practices. Provide across Perficient around devops practices as well as lead and design solutions for engagements in the IBM, Cloud and DevOps practice.
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DevOps Trends in Healthcare: Digital Transformation (Part 1 of 5)
For organizations in the healthcare industry, digital transformation is the entry point to scaling and building a modern digital interface to enhance user experiences. Modern consumers have become accustomed to seamless user experiences powered by technology. Healthcare companies that are able to leverage their digital assets to provide positive user experiences differentiate themselves within the […]
4 Steps to Get Started with Containers
The following is the fifth blog in a series about software containers and Kubernetes, and their importance in modern application delivery. So far in this series, we have explored the evolution of containers, their benefits, the importance of container management platforms and how to choose which of them is best for your business, and some […]
Key Considerations When Adopting Containers
The following is the fifth blog in a series about software containers and Kubernetes, and their importance in modern application delivery. In this series so far, we have looked at why businesses are turning to containers, their benefits, the importance of container management platforms, and how to choose the container management platform that’s right for […]
Build Tools Do Not Make Good Release Management Solutions
The following diagram is a generic representation of release management for a development organization. There are typically different development teams who develop individual and standalone pieces that go into a release. In the diagram, they are referred to as the component. Each component has its own development lifecycle, source code repository, and (probably its own) […]
Test Management DevOps Best Practices
DevOps pushes organizations to accelerate innovation, leveraging automation in the face of rapidly changing customer tastes and expectations. Some organizations leverage Test Data Management in DevOps, which is the ability to create targeted, right-size databases rather than cloning entire production environments. This enables easier test environments to test realistic data sets in advance of going to production. […]