Akana by Perforce now offers BlazeMeter to customers, previously a solution with Broadcom Layer7.
DevOps is permeating the enterprise as both a technical and professional movement. At the helm of the professional side are careers – DevOps changes career paths. It alters job functions.
While DevOps has been cited as one of the most lucrative technical professions by Dice.com, it’s also an incredibly complex and demanding profession. If able to adequately manage a career in DevOps, it can be highly rewarding and fulfilling to have a profound impact on how your business operates and how your teams work together.
So how do you get on the path to success with a career in DevOps?
DevOps enthusiast, blogger, and PowerShell expert Adam Bertram (also known as Adam the Automator), offers these tips:
And on the last point of making yourself known, Chef Software’s VP of Partner Engineering James Casey shares his thoughts on how to break into management: "Regardless of whatever system your company uses for documenting your long-term career aspirations and directions, your one-on-one meetings with your manager are the best time to discuss your goals in detail. If you and your manager are both agreed on the path you need to take to reach management-level responsibility, then they will also be your biggest advocate. That's the best route to success."
Are you ready to join the DevOps movement? There are tons of resources, meetups and more. You can start by reading Gen Kim’s The Phoenix Project or attend a local DevOps Days event.
Lucas Welch is Director of Communications at Chef
Industry News
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Snow Software announced new functionality and integrations for Snow Atlas, a purpose-built platform that provides a framework to accelerate data-driven technology decision-making.
Traefik Labs launched Traefik Hub, a new cloud service that eliminates the complexity of management and automation of Kubernetes and Docker networking at scale.
The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, announced the new Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Project.
Docker announced the acquisition of Atomist, a company founded to improve developer productivity and keep cloud native applications safe.
SmartBear released BitBar, an all-in-one web and native mobile app testing solution.
Armory announced general availability of Armory Continuous Deployment-as-a-Service.
Infragistics announced the launch of App Builder On-Prem.
LambdaTest launched Test-at-Scale (TAS), a test intelligence and observability platform, to help development teams with shift-left testing.
NetApp announced continued innovations and solutions to provide enterprises with more simplicity, more security and more flexibility for their hybrid multicloud environments. These new capabilities include improved ransomware protection, hybrid cloud storage in a single subscription, unified management in a single user interface, and close collaboration with VMware to help transition workloads to the cloud.
Code Intelligence announces $12 million (11M€) in Series A funding led by Tola Capital.
Keysight Technologies and Sauce Labs have partnered to deliver cloud-based testing of enterprise applications on mobile devices, browsers and secure desktops.