As IT & Test environments become increasingly complex and dynamic, IT professionals need tools that can help them manage the complexity and ensure consistency across systems. Ansible is designed to address these challenges. In this post, we’ll provide an introduction to Ansible (a key Enov8 plugin), covering the basics of how it works, the components […]
Data security, The problem is scale & a lack of bees One of the biggest challenges of securing one’s enterprise data is the sheer volume. Think about it. Hundred (perhaps Thousands) of Applications, Thousands (perhaps Tens of Thousands) of Instances across Development and Test and within each millions of data point, many of which contain […]
Whether your organization is starting an agile transformation now or is well on its way, there are always pitfalls. Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) is a big leap for most organizations. After all, even if some of your development teams were already using agile methodology before the change, SAFe is an enterprise program with its own […]
In alignment with Enov8’s own philosophy of “moving IT Resilience left” (and avoiding that crisis moment), a group of leading technology companies have announced they will work together on the establishment of a new “Zero Outage” industry standard. A standard to safeguard quality and reliability of IT infrastructure. The common objective of the consortium is […]
Organizations evaluating database virtualization tools are usually trying to solve a very practical problem: how to give teams fast, safe access to realistic data without copying production databases over and over again. Whether the driver is test automation, analytics, compliance, or developer productivity, the intent is rarely academic. Buyers are typically comparing tools with a […]
An interesting article I spotted on LinkedIn this week: Interesting for a few reasons, one – the post was quickly removed after receiving a battering in the comments section and across general social media and secondly because these “agile at scale” comments are a pet “bug-bear” of mine. Saying that however, I probably must also […]