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4 Ways to Scale DevOps in 2021

BY Mr. GBENGA OBOKHAI FOLAMI ON JANUARY 23, 2021.

The beginning is often dedicated to planning, setting intentions and preparing ourselves professionally and personally for a fresh year. In my own capacity as a DevOps and SRE leader, many of the clients I work with will reinvigorate internal efforts to streamline how they work in the first quarter.

I often advise clients to make very concrete goals and milestones for their technology organizations to become more agile, streamlined and modernized. Setting these goals is helpful to articulate to the wider business where you want to go and how you plan to get there. Here are a few DevOps-related initiatives your team may want to tackle in the first half of this year.

#1: Formidating Security through DevOps

Securing your organization’s infrastructure is an evergreen priority for technology leaders. When done properly, security should be baked into all DevOps processes (sometimes called DevSecOps) from the design phase all the way to application maintenance. To be effective and not slow down development, security processes need to move at the speed of today’s fast-moving environments, which is near impossible, or, at least very challenging, unless security is well automated.

Automated security measures can be applied to the full life cycle of product development and should make development time faster and smoother in the long run if you can catch vulnerabilities early. Identify automation tools that work for your team and experiment with what works best.

Similarly, in fast-moving environments, it’s tempting to play fast and loose with privileged access to unblock individuals and teams. Lax policies for user rights exposes the organization to too much risk from potential hackers. Implement a solution or protocol to keep access controlled. Policy and governance are critical for well-rounded DevSecOps. Communicate policies regularly with the entire organization. Ensure that all enginee

The SolarWinds breach underscores the importance of verifying the integrity of each phase of the development to prevent code tampering. There are many precautions that should be taken in order to reduce the likelihood of attackers or malicious insiders gaining access to critical systems, development infrastructure and code in the first place.



This webinar will discuss preventing code tampering across key phases of the SDLC including Development, the Build and Production. The webinar will cover:

source code,
Infrastructure-as-Code,
source control management systems,
build/CI servers, and
production infrastructure.
Attendees will learn actional steps they can take now to harden their DevOps pipelines and increase the integrity of their SDLCs to minimize the risk of their code being tampered with.

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Chaos engineering improves infrastructure automation, increases reliability and transforms incident management. However, an often-overlooked benefit of chaos engineering and SRE involves culture transformation. Culture is often touched upon when talking about chaos engineering and SRE but not as often as skills and process.