Learn more about data agility for application development, specifically the real world challenges for test data management in the hybrid cloud architecture. This webinar also explores DataOps practices that increase efficiency of CI/CD workflows in this model.
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Organizations today are adopting cloud-based applications, platforms, and services to achieve greater elasticity and faster delivery times in today’s app-driven world.
As the name suggests, adopting a multi-cloud strategy means using multiple cloud services from different providers, with workloads spread out across cloud environments. While most businesses require rapid and flexible access to computing, storage, and networking resources, not all enterprises are pursuing multi-cloud for the same reasons.
Of course, not every team, business function, or application workload will have similar requirements in regards to performance, privacy, security, or geographic reach for its cloud environments. Whatever the impetus, companies must build a culture that puts data front and center in a world where every company is becoming a data company. This leads us to our main points: understanding key data challenges and getting your data ready for multi-cloud environments.
Fast moving application development teams increasingly leverage the flexible capacity and operational efficiency of the cloud to increase agility. Experiences with cloud-based lower-level environments are an opportunity to re-architect IT processes and establish new security policies, increasing knowledge and confidence when it’s time to migrate production workloads.
This is a time to optimize DevOps workflows and remove overhead that will hinder cloud adoption and scale in the future. The same should be true for the data pipeline that feeds the release train.
Sometimes talking to your development team can be difficult. You might be asking a lot from them with a limited budget, maintenance of existing systems, and tight deadlines. While you empower your developers to constantly learn new technologies and approaches, give them the tools that they need to be successful, the myriad of new information can be daunting. Check out these 5 questions for your app dev team to gauge how moving to containers and containerized application services and middleware can help them become more productive and efficient.
Learn more about data agility for application development, specifically the real world challenges for test data management in the hybrid cloud architecture. This webinar also explores DataOps practices that increase efficiency of CI/CD workflows in this model.
Presented by:
Organizations today are adopting cloud-based applications, platforms, and services to achieve greater elasticity and faster delivery times in today’s app-driven world.
As the name suggests, adopting a multi-cloud strategy means using multiple cloud services from different providers, with workloads spread out across cloud environments. While most businesses require rapid and flexible access to computing, storage, and networking resources, not all enterprises are pursuing multi-cloud for the same reasons.
Of course, not every team, business function, or application workload will have similar requirements in regards to performance, privacy, security, or geographic reach for its cloud environments. Whatever the impetus, companies must build a culture that puts data front and center in a world where every company is becoming a data company. This leads us to our main points: understanding key data challenges and getting your data ready for multi-cloud environments.
Fast moving application development teams increasingly leverage the flexible capacity and operational efficiency of the cloud to increase agility. Experiences with cloud-based lower-level environments are an opportunity to re-architect IT processes and establish new security policies, increasing knowledge and confidence when it’s time to migrate production workloads.
This is a time to optimize DevOps workflows and remove overhead that will hinder cloud adoption and scale in the future. The same should be true for the data pipeline that feeds the release train.
Today’s manufacturing plants are at a turning point, and brands we’ve grown up knowing and using, like Hyundai, LG, SK, and Lotte, are taking part. This rapid change includes an increased impetus for digitization and innovation—without adding silos, complexity, or high costs.
Cloud computing will help you save costs but not all clouds are equal. A patchwork of public cloud solutions may not be superior to a hybrid cloud network, and hybrid cloud will be challenging to manage without the ability to orchestrate the infrastructure from a single cohesive viewpoint.
Nutanix has helped organizations around the world tailor their enterprise cloud solutions to their specific needs. Let Nutanix help you use cloud technology as a springboard for continued prosperity.
IDC Business Value research found that community-based infrastructure software is more expensive than the cost of commercial subscription support.
Many businesses are now considering various options as they migrate to SAP S/4HANA. Numerous organizations rely on SAP platform solutions, many of which were implemented during the late 1990s and early 2000s. By 2040, SAP will end mainstream maintenance on all instances of ERP installations forcing enterprises to migrate to SAP S/4HANA, or re-implement complex ERP installations, which can come with many challenges.
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According to Atlassian, 80% of all software organizations now practice a form of agile. However, three quarters of enterprises and over half of technology firms do not concurrently test code during sprints, causing bottlenecks in the release process.
Many companies have begun to invest in automation to fill the gaps, but it still only accounts for 15% of software testing. Watch the webinar to discover the essential steps in mastering an automation strategy and how to keep up with the demands of agile development, saving you valuable time and resources.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
According to Atlassian, 80% of all software organizations now practice a form of agile. However, three quarters of enterprises and over half of technology firms do not concurrently test code during sprints, causing bottlenecks in the release process.
Many companies have begun to invest in automation to fill the gaps, but it still only accounts for 15% of software testing. Watch the webinar to discover the essential steps in mastering an automation strategy and how to keep up with the demands of agile development, saving you valuable time and resources.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
The speed and adaptability of agile development is no longer a competitive advantage - it is a requirement. According to Atlassian, 80% of all software organizations now practice agile.
In spite of this need for agile, running an effective process remains rare. The rapid nature of agile often forces developers to choose between functionality and quality. But, you don’t need to. All you need to do is adjust your approach to testing.
The traditional QA lab cannot keep up with the demands of modern software development, unable to keep pace with developer speeds, cover the necessary level of devices and real-life use cases, and account for the entirety of an omnichannel experience.
Many organizations are opening their pockets to resolve these inefficiencies, but money alone won’t solve a traditional lab’s shortcomings. To succeed, organizations must adopt a new philosophy around QA.
With so many competing apps and websites offering comparable products and services, the battleground on which brands compete has shifted away from what they are providing, to how they are providing it.
Leveraging user feedback early and often across the entire software development lifecycle guarantees the user experience you are providing reflects the same high level of quality you’ve established with your products and services. When you can differentiate your brand through your user experience - and improve your teams’ efficiency - your bottom line will reap the benefits.