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Lessons Learned in Jenkins Configuration Management Managing the configuration of Jenkins—the popular open source, continuous integration and continuous delivery application—is not trivial. Even a small change can make the platform less stable or result in problems. Vishal Sahasrabuddhe talks about his experiences using Jenkins and offers tips to take advantage of its many powerful features to automate deployment and increase productivity and product quality. |
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Continuous Improvement in Configuration Management Continuously improving your configuration management practice results in delivering high-quality, complex software beautifully and efficiently. But it’s equally as important to observe the entire CM process so you can envision and plan for worst-case scenarios as well as think about how you can scale with time—and keep on improving. |
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Containers: A Tester's Friend or Foe? Containers support the timely delivery of a quality software application. However, the change to a DevOps process involving containers will require testers to adapt to this new, more agile environment. What does that mean for testers and the work they do? Here's how testers can embrace these changes, containers, and DevOps. |
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Considering Containers: Is Docker Right for You? Over the past few years, containers have emerged as possibly the most important trend in enterprise technology since the advent of hardware virtualization—and Docker is the most popular. But what do containers really do, and is adopting Docker the right move for your organization? Read on to find out. |
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Does anyone have any experience using Service Now as a version control tool? Pros/Cons? Have heard Service Now is a good Help Desk type tool for tracking incidents. Can it's tool suite be used effectively in an IT development environment for version control, baselines, releases/deployments, etc. |
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Application Lifecycle Management Approaches for Modern Software Delivery Application lifecycle management shouldn’t enforce existing IT and software delivery environments; the idea is to integrate as many tools and processes as possible into a unified workflow. The ALM journey continues forward, and, as technical and process trends come and go, the core principles are perhaps more relevant than ever. |
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How do we use Stash/Bit Bucket Server for our product development? Dear Experts, Need your expter advice in setting up a new repository structure for our product development. We have a software product, with 15-compnents and each of the 15-components have at least 15-modules. Earlier our admin guy had configured the Stash server for us. The current setup is like this: Thus we have around 225 + 25(for additional module), totally 250 repositories to manage. Individual developers creates their feature branches on their respective repositories and merge them to their production branch in their respective repo, after release. Feature branches gets created only on a particular module in a particular repository which is getting affected for that feature. |
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Using Agile Application Lifecycle Management to Streamline Status Accounting Status accounting is following the evolution of a configuration item through its lifecycle. Using application lifecycle management along with agile helps prevent mistakes, but lets you have the minimum amount of red tape; the team achieves an acceptable velocity without being unduly burdened with too much process. |
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Perforce on Unix server? Does Perforce need to be installed on a UNIX server, or can it be installed on a Windows server? thx, Steve |
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Does use of Bitbucket necessarily require distributed CM? My company is replacing Source Safe. For some reason Bitbucket has been selected. This is likely because we use other Atlassian tools. My question is, does use of Bitbuck require that a distributed CM model be in place? Thanks in advance, Steve
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