DevOps

The cloud computing landscape is extremely broad with an ever-expanding array of offerings, each vying for your attention. For developers and software engineers, navigating this multi-cloud world can be a daunting task. Provisioning and managing infrastructure across different cloud platforms often requires wrestling with provider-specific tools and configurations, leading to a fragmented and inefficient approach. This […]

“Hey, we use Copilot. We just started using it… I would love to hear, what would be the best practices or best guidelines that will increase the dev team productivity using the Copilot? What are other companies doing to increase productivity using Copilot?”  This came directly from one of our recent AMAs on GitHub Copilot. […]

You’ve got your application’s Azure infrastructure planned but now it’s time to deploy it – let’s go!

You’ve got your application’s Azure infrastructure planned but now it’s time to build it. Let’s build it (infrastructure as code no less)!

You may know that you want to move your application to the cloud (and Azure in specific) but aren’t sure where to start.  It’s a smart move to take a beat and not get started by just spinning up cloud resources.  The major cloud providers make getting started that easy, but keep in mind that […]

This post is a combined effort of Susan Bell and Brenan GreenwoodTubbs, combining skills in Azure DevOps and Power Platform, respectively Even as recently as a year ago, the release of Power Platform solutions has been a highly manual affair – it did not rely on any of the DevOps best practices we established for […]

The cloud opened the door to the ability for anyone, with the right permissions, to create and manage infrastructure resources. With this new power also came new challenges in managing infrastructure and new practices started to emerge.

Explore the strategic role of feature flags in modern product management, enabling agile development and iterative releases. Discover how feature flags empower product teams to control feature rollouts, gather user feedback, and deliver value-driven products.

What is the difference between Managed and Unmanaged Solutions and how does it fit into Application Lifecycle Management practices?

Application monitoring is a crucial aspect of ensuring the performance and reliability of an application, whether it is in development or in production.