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I am the black sheep of the company. Everything I run is Linux in some form or another except when required by a client. This includes my phone. When I first heard about Stagefright my heart sank, mostly for all the ribbing I would get for my co-workers, but also because my phone is rooted, more […]
Introduction It’s been a while since I’ve posted about some BDD work, but I’ve recently gotten back into it using Behave. Over the next few months, I’ll be posting more and more, as I get deeper into the tool, but I figure I’ll start with a comparison based on my initial work. This post will […]
The Engineer Your DevOps webinar series emphasizes application of software engineering principles to build DevOps solutions that are are reliable, scalable and sustainable. On June 17, 2015, special guest Max Saperstone joined Jeffery Payne and Richard Mills on the topic “Integrating Automated Testing Into DevOps.” DevOps is not a tool or a process but […]
\\This webinar was part of the Engineer Your DevOps Webinar Series, led by Coveros CEO Jeffery Payne and DevOps Practice Lead Rich Mills. The special guest was Glenn Buckholz, a Technical Lead on DevOps work at the Department of Homeland Security for Coveros. Glenn has worked with a wide range of federal and commercial customers […]
SecureCI™, the industry’s first and only open-source continuous integration solution, just got better! Fairfax, VA., July 31, 2015 — Coveros, the market leader in the delivery of secure, reliable software, announced today availability of the newest version of SecureCI™ which includes updated and integrated versions of best in class open source products for source code […]
Docker is amazing. These thin containers are much more resource efficient than full virtual machines, and I rarely need to have an OS that is much different from my host OS. What I really want to do is put up generic environment walls so that my application stack is happy, but not so separate that […]
In Gradle, you can pass properties to a build script in many different ways. You could pass it via gradle.properties, you could pass through the -D (jvm params) options, or you could pass through the -P option (project properties). I was facing a situation where I needed to call one Gradle build script from my […]
This blog post will be a continuation of this blog. The next feature within Workflow is Gates and Approvals, which allows for human intervention before promotion of code or continuing the workflow. Say we want to alert someone (via email) to validate that our deploy was successful and we should run our test suite. You […]
Dear Loyal Readers, High availability has many benefits. I feel that people focus on 9’s of uptime ( 99% or 99.999%), but the real benefit is in the ability to live update different parts of your website. This is as much of a bonus for uptime as it is for continuous deployment. The Chaos Monkey is now an […]
DevOps and Security have often been considered mutually exclusive. Both are imperative to developing high-quality applications, but continue to be seen as entirely separate processes. Tools that combine DevOps and Security tend to only integrate static security code analysis, and do so within the early stages of Continuous Integration. These scans are performed simultaneously, running […]
