Tag: internet
The Fallacy of Continuous Integration, Delivery and Testing
We know that continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) have become a DevOps best practice. And many have learned that by adding continuous testing (CT), they can create a virtuous loop, ensuring ...
Headless Commerce: Why E-Commerce Is Losing Its Head
Peter Sheldon | | 5G, business models, commerce platforms, connected devices, e-commerce, headless commerce, internet
How headless commerce is changing the way commerce platforms are designed and services are offered Within the last 15 years we've seen commerce technology evolve at a breakneck pace. In the early ...
Spot Instances on Black Friday: A Case Study
Amiram Shachar | | AWS, Black Friday, cloud services, ecommerce, internet, spot instances, spot market
Businesses made the right choice using spot instances for Black Friday Black Friday is the unofficial kickoff to the holiday shopping season, when retailers announce exciting deals to attract as many customers ...
Browser Isolation: Staying in Front of Internet-Borne Attacks
Secure Remote Browsing Offers New Approach to Thwart Ever-Changing Cyberthreats Cybersecurity is a moving target, requiring constant vigilance to counter the cat-and-mouse tactics of malicious agents. Because enterprises are only as strong ...
Node.js Foundation Embraces HTTP/2
Mike Vizard | | developers, devops, HTTP/2, internet, JavaScript, mobile application, node.js, Node.js 8, security, web application
The latest version of Node.js will significantly increase the DevOps challenges surrounding the most widely used version of JavaScript in the enterprise. Node.js 8 adds the ability to support HTTP/2, a major ...
Today’s DNS: DevOps’ New Best Friend
contributor | | Agility, Cloud Computing, devops, DevOps bottleneck, DNS, domian name system, intelligent DNS, internet
Continuous development and deployment is a primary focus of DevOps teams. As part of this process, DevOps teams also require the automatic creation or removal of networks, and automated deployment to production ...
