DevOps

Continuous integration (CI), continuous delivery/deployment (CD), and continuous testing (CT) accelerate the code release process and help with deployment.

Infrastructure as code (IaC) involves managing IT infrastructure using configuration files to ensure scalability and consistent deployments, aligning with most companies' objectives in the realm of IT infrastructure.

In this tutorial, we show you how to automate testing environments with production-like data in Bunnyshell.

In this article, we’re going to see how well Terraform, Pulumi, and CloudFormation are able to implement IaC principles. We’ll discuss their pros and cons, including how easy they are to use and extend.

Wondering how to overcome Infrastructure as Code (IaC) challenges?

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.

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

A lot goes on behind the scenes to successfully release software. Competitive pressures and technological advancements are ever-growing in our day and age. Therefore, release management exists to help organizations with software release complexities.

Your products are unique for you and your end-users, and you want to ensure they’re always top-notch and ready for use. But how do you make your product production-ready? What kind of testing should you conduct to reach that point?