devops
DevOps in Action! – How We Built the DevDash Demo
14 min read
See how we built a bare metal, portable Kubernetes cluster with Raspberry Pis... used the FARM framework to implement a client/server web application... and built and published docker containers to build a real microservices-based application.
First-Class Collaboration and APIs, Delivered by Postman
3 min read
Join Kevin Swiber, API Lifecycle and Platform Strategist at Postman, on September 8th, 2022 at 10:00am Pacific Time for “How to Manage Complexity Across the API Lifecycle,” a live online event hosted by the Cisco Developer Relations team!
Vacations and IT Operations: Save Time with the Right Tools
3 min read
Learn more about Cisco Intersight - Blog 2 of 3 in a weekly series where we explore how to get the most from your vacation and hybrid cloud management.
Developing for FedRAMP® Pays Back
4 min read
Getting an application security certified under FedRAMP® is one of the hardest hurdles dev and ops teams can clear. But the payback is immense, both to your business and your team's code and process quality.
Git for Network Engineers Series – The Basics
Part 1
11 min read
In the first part of our series on Git for Network engineers, get started with the basics of Git.
Why Your Network Automation Should Shift Left Now
3 min read
“Shift left” security is moving security to the soonest feasible point in the development process. We look at what it means to combine security concerns with the NetDevOps model to ensure that security is an integral part of the software development life cycle and for network automation.
ChatOps: Managing Kubernetes Deployments in Webex
11 min read
Explore a real-world use case on how to leverage ChatOps to manage Kubernetes deployments using commands in a Webex room.
ChatOps: How to Secure Your Webex Bot
9 min read
In Part II of the ChatOps series, learn how to use authentication and authorization to secure a Webex bot.
Worst-Case Scenarios: What Happens If You Don’t Do DevSecOps?
4 min read
Is DevSecOps really necessary? What would happen if an organization adopted DevOps but continued to do security traditionally? Spoiler alert: nothing good...