Cloud-Based Development Has The Potential To Become The New Paradigm For Software Engineering

Cloud-based development is a network design model that leverages cloud computing services and semantic web technologies. It gives you on-demand access to resources to create temporary product lines in order to enhance efficiency, reduce the cost of the product cycle, and optimal resource allocation. There are some main features of cloud-based development that help software engineers to work faster, more efficiently, and precisely.

ANSIBLE VS DOCKER VS KUBERNETES: WHICH DEVOPS TOOL IS THE BEST?

ANSIBLE VS DOCKER VS KUBERNETES: WHICH DEVOPS TOOL IS THE BEST?

Understanding DevOps and key differences between Ansible, Docker and Kubernetes

DevOps is the most common buzzword in the world of organizational data culture and software development. It is an operational culture that aims at continuous development and integration, and rapid IT service delivery by promoting better communication and improved collaboration between developers and operators. DevOps also seeks to make deployments easier and increases transparency between developers and operators.

DOS AND DON’TS OF WORKING WITH AN OUTSOURCED DEVELOPMENT TEAM

 

DOS AND DON’TS OF WORKING WITH AN OUTSOURCED DEVELOPMENT TEAM

When you’re looking outside of your in-house team for your software development needs, it can be hard to know exactly where to start. Should you go with onshore, offshore, or nearshore developers? Is an integrated or independent approach a better fit for your company? How do you find the right team in the first place?

No matter which models and methods you choose, there are some important guidelines you can follow to keep the software development process moving and flowing. Here are some of the most important ones.

 

 

1 in 3 Employees Believe Their Company’s Cybersecurity is a Moderate or Major Problem

With 1 in 3 employees believing the cybersecurity of their company is a moderate or major problem, decision-makers must do more to reassure them. Especially since remote work is now a big part of the workplace. And as more people work from home, digital security will become even more important for employees.

According to a recent survey and report from Nulab, 76% of employees say there is some degree of a problem. And only 24% say there is no problem at all. This means more than 3 in 4 have an issue with the cybersecurity protocol the company they work for has in place. And it affects companies of all sizes.