It can feel like so many stars must align to effectively implement and measure security metrics. For example, you need to understand how to adapt frameworks to your company’s specific situation in an industry that’s not too open about its metric strategies. Then, despite talent shortages, you need enough team members with authority and drive to ensure your company prioritizes security, despite the common desire to move forward as fast as possible.

Time, cost, and quality – hitting this trifecta is the ultimate goal of any software organization. Its pursuit over decades has resulted in multiple application development methodologies like serverless computing, an emerging and popular cloud computing model touted as the future. Nearly 70% of organizations will increase their usage of serverless computing by 2025.

Integration is an indispensable aspect of modern software development. As software applications become more complex and interconnected, every component must work seamlessly together like a game of Tetris. This is where integration testing comes into play, allowing developers to test whether different parts of an application play nicely together. This article will discuss what integration testing tools are, the types, benefits, and key features to look for when choosing one.

DevOps teams are one of the most essential links in the software development chain. It seems like they have a hand in everything that takes place in your CI/CD pipeline, from designing and building new environments to managing and testing existing configurations. It’s no wonder that 40% of DevOps engineers report work related stress, many of them feeling their skills are insufficient. But are they missing the required skills, or do they need the right tools to make DevOps work more manageable?