Lessons Learned Again #npmgate
The recent events in the world of JavaScript developers and npm definitely caused a storm on twitter and the internet in general. If you want to find out more around the kik package, the trademark...
View ArticleContinuous Delivery: The Atlassian Way
At the recent DEVNEXUS conference in Atlanta, Sonatype’s Mark Miller caught up with Ian Buchanan for our 2016 DevOps Leadership Series. Ian discussed his experiences at Atlassian, including continuous...
View ArticleFaster, Smarter DevOps
Call it DevOps or not, if you are concerned about releasing more code faster and at a higher quality, the resulting software delivery chain and process will look and smell like DevOps. But for existing...
View ArticleRugged DevOps: Less Capture the Flag, More Teamwork
At the recent DEVNEXUS conference in Atlanta, I caught up with Chris Corriere — DevOps Engineer at AutoTrader — to talk about his experiences in the realm of Rugged DevOps. We discussed automation,...
View ArticleManufacturing Without a Warehouse = Development Without an Artifact Repository
Can you imagine a large manufacturer like Toyota, Samsung or General Electric managing all their parts without one or numerous warehouses? Probably not, because it simply would be inefficient or even...
View ArticleContinuous Delivery: How to Transform Application Release
This past November at CA World 2015, we participated in a panel discussion on transforming application development and release with Continuous Delivery and DevOps practices. The well-attended panel...
View ArticleSonatype Closes $30 Million Financing
At Sonatype, we know that two things are true: Security, quality, and speed are critical to modern software (business) success, and The world’s best software starts with the world’s best components....
View ArticleLegos, Death Stars, and Millennium Falcons, Oh My
The Lego Death Star has about 1/10th of the parts of a Toyota; 3803 to be exact. If you’ve ever assembled the Lego Death Star, or anything lego related, you know having the right parts is critical....
View ArticleRugged DevOps: Solving Big Problems
In part one of this series, “Rugged DevOps: Survival is Not Mandatory”, I shared news that 1 in 16 open source and third-party components downloaded last year included a known vulnerability. That may...
View ArticleRugged DevOps: Survival is Not Mandatory
Deming, the patron saint of DevOps once advised, “It is not necessary to change. Survival is not mandatory.” To survive, application development teams are constantly pressured to deliver software even...
View ArticleGround Control To Nexus Users: Nexus Repository Manager 3 Milestone 7 Release
The final milestone is here, and we are pleased to announce Nexus Repository Manager 3 Milestone 7 has “made the grade” and it’s ready to release! It’s time to engage your engines and blast off with...
View ArticleWhy CEO’s Choose Harry
We are excited to see GrowthCap just announced NEA’s Harry Weller as their Investor of the Year. Harry and our CEO, Wayne Jackson, started working together in 1998 when he invested in Riverbed...
View ArticleWhat’s in Your Software
I can’t tell you how excited I am to be a part of the Sonatype team that is literally reinventing how quality software gets made. As the new guy leading marketing, my first test was to explain Sonatype...
View ArticleGetting Rugged DevOps Right
Two Perspectives Jack, an accomplished application security pro, tells me, “The developers won’t talk to us. It’s like we speak a different language. They are releasing new builds so fast, how could...
View ArticleDevOps Leadership Series: Accelerating Adoption
We are at an inflection point in the adoption of DevOps. Now is not the time to blink. DevOps was once thought to be a practice attainable by a select few. The early pioneers were the ones with arrows...
View ArticleJosh Corman on Keeping up with Hackers [CNBC VIDEO]
Josh Corman had a busy week at BlackHat last week. During the chaos, CNBC news caught up with him to talk about recent cyber attacks and what can be expected in the future. To read more, visit our blog...
View Article28 DevOps and Continuous Delivery Reference Architectures (Vol. 2)
People want to get going with DevOps or Continuous Delivery, but need a place to start. Others are already on their way, but need some validation of their choices. In April, I published the first...
View ArticleMake Nexus Part of the DevOps Dozen
DevOps.com has compiled a list of companies they believe to be the most well known DevOps products in the market today. We are excited and honored to have Nexus nominated under the repository manager...
View ArticleAutomated Nexus Reports on Licenses, Security, and More
You have been using Nexus repository managers for years, but did you know they offer a free reporting feature that details your component licenses, known security vulnerabilities, versions, age, and...
View ArticleA Newcomer’s Perspective: Software Supply Chains
My Software Supply Chain Internship I’m a senior at the University of Maryland, majoring in Supply Chain Management and Marketing. This summer, I landed an internship at a company that has a deep...
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