What’s the Difference Between an Agile Retrospective and an Incident Retrospective?
Agile development and incident management are the backbones of any tech-driven development cycle. At the heart of these practices lies the art of the retrospective.
Agile development and incident management are the backbones of any tech-driven development cycle. At the heart of these practices lies the art of the retrospective.
To avoid serious problems in the future, be sure to address these key considerations early in the process of building your architecture.
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I had the pleasure of joining some of my friends at Uptycs in a live panel discussion on securing the application development pipeline.
The scaling decisions you make early on can have long-lasting consequences for your SaaS business. These tips will ensure that data sharding doesn’t hinder the future scalability of your applications.
Companies often put all their application data into a single, centralized datastore. But this is a bad idea, and here’s why.
If you use more than one AWS account, be aware that two different availability zones may not necessarily reside in different data centers.
We examine five critical problems software developers face today and offer actionable strategies to solve them.
Testing applications at scale is no easy task. I talk with the co-founder of one company that's trying to solve the "testing at scale" problem.
The complexity of modern IT systems can impact your application’s quality and security. Overcoming IT Complexity will help.