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Mastering System Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana: Your Handy Guide

Prometheus and Grafana create a robust ecosystem for system monitoring, alerting, and visualization, proving to be valuable assets in maintaining system reliability. Their combined power presents granular control over metrics, enabling accurate health and performance monitoring. Their flexibility and scalability, coupled with the ability to provide profound insights, make them instrumental in data analysis and system administration.

Creating and Managing Amazon Web Services (AWS) with Terraform: A Hands-on Guide

Muhammad Saad

In today’s cloud-centric world, managing infrastructure has become increasingly complex. As organizations strive for scalable, flexible, and cost-effective solutions, cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS) have gained immense popularity. However, setting up and managing AWS resources can be daunting — this is where Terraform, an open-source infrastructure as code (IaC) tool, comes into play. […]

Managing Infrastructure As Code: Terraform Explained

Kashif Ullah

Explore the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools landscape and dive deep into Terraform’s nitty-gritty. How does it stand against other popular tools like Chef, Puppet, Ansible, Pulumi, CloudFormation, and Heat? This comprehensive guide by Associate Software Architect Kashif Ullah provides a detailed comparison, considering various tradeoffs like configuration management, provisioning, mutable versus immutable infrastructure, language types, and more.

Quality Assurance Approach and Best Practices

Ragavan Balasubramaniam

You know it’s vital “Quality Assurance (QA)”, I know it’s vital, so let’s move on and dive right into our recipe for success. True quality comes from quality minded people, and as such, we’ve subscribed to a different angle towards QA, one that differs from the traditional practices. Approach Traditional Quality Assurance often involves extensive […]

Test Automation: customer experience, time-to-market, OPEX reduction, Repeatable Accuracy

The What, When, and Why of Test Automation

Ragavan Balasubramaniam

Daniel Park is Head of Digital Experience for a large enterprise. Among his many ongoing projects, he has recently been tasked to launch a “mission-critical” venture that has the promise to change the way the organization interacts with their customers. However, before Daniel can begin, he needs to choose which vendor to partner with. While […]

Agile or Waterfall: Which Approach Is Right For You?

Mohammad Siddiqui

Depending on which study you read, you’ll find failure rates for large IT projects range anywhere from 30 to 90 percent. Whatever the number, it is an astonishing figure considering the strategic importance of many IT initiatives in today’s world. Which begs the question – how can you improve project management and create a scalable […]

6 Reasons Why You Should Adopt a DevOps Culture in Your Business

Jahan Ali

Digitization is sweeping across many industries, creating an unparalleled demand for companies to innovate, experiment and deliver capabilities faster. Increasing speed and agility isn’t just a desire—it’s imperative for survival. You need to adopt a more flexible and efficient approach to software delivery—one that eliminates the barriers and exploits the dependencies between development and operations. […]

“The Best” of the Best Practices for A Test Automation

Ragavan Balasubramaniam

If I was to be writing about the benefits of test automation, rest assured you would be reading all about the enhanced reliability it provides, its laser-like accuracy, and far-reaching coverage. And of course, I would certainly make sure to stress how it can drastically improve product quality, reduce time-to-market, and perhaps most valuable of all, bring with it a high return on investment.

The High-Cost Excuses Preventing Test Automation

Ragavan Balasubramaniam

My daughter recently asked me if I would take her to the toy store. I had just come home from the office after a long day, and all I wanted to do was relax on the couch and watch TV. I told her I couldn’t, the reason being that I was “too tired” but I […]

An illustration of a developer sitting at a desk

How a Developer Fits Into a DevOps Culture

Kashif Ullah

A decade ago software developers typically found themselves limited to coding and writing unit tests, a fact that inevitably led to problems during deployment. Keeping this issue in the forefront, software developers started experimenting with virtual environments, such as Virtual Box and Vagrant to compensate and, as is often the case, with time, came change […]