Continuous integration (CI) is a key element of DevOps. Designed to automatically test the quality of the code during application updates, it facilitates and accelerates the work of the developers while ensuring better collaboration within the teams. Would you like to learn more about continuous integration in DevOps? The expert consultants from Gologic inform you
DevOps Culture Explanations Since its creation, DevOps culture has continued to progress and evolve. The alliance of development and system operations is particularly popular and effective. But you still have to know how to integrate and use it within teams. In 2022, 75% of DevOps initiatives are expected to fail
These days, DevOps is a vital practice for organizations. This movement is the result of close collaboration between the development and system operations teams. The DevOps culture continues to grow in importance. But to achieve such a performance, you need to know how to outfit yourself with the right DevOps
The global COVID-19 pandemic has really shaken up the professional world. Its economic and human impact is so strong that companies have had to revise their ways of working. Although the DevOps culture has been ingrained in some companies for many years, it now seems more useful than ever. But do
Information technology has progressed at the heart of corporate culture for several years now. Some companies, such as Gologic, even make it their specialty! Like other business sectors, IT needs a specific organization. This is where DevOps and Agile come in. But which methodology should you choose? To help you
By Benjamin Lallement, DevOps coach and CI/CD expert After just over two weeks of working remotely, the world is experiencing a historic moment with the COVID-19. Here in Montreal, our daily lives have turned upside down and I imagine yours too. The digital transformation of businesses is under severe
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps coach and CI/CD expert at Gologic. What if DevOps existed in a parallel world for decades with the supply chain model? One evening while talking with my wife, working in the field of logistics, I explain to her a problem to put in production quickly a
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This article series aims to explore the different tools for doing pipeline as code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: checkout GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This article series aims to explore the different tools for doing pipeline as code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: checkout GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This article series aims to explore the different tools for doing pipeline-as-code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: Checkout GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then deploy the
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This series of articles explores various tools for executing pipeline as code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: check out GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests and then
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This series of articles explores various tools for executing pipeline-as-code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: check out GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then deploy the application
