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Bringing DevOps to the Mainframe (2/4): Tooling
In this second part of this blog series we will detail the mainframe features you can find in Clarive and how they are integrated into the system.
QA Automation: building test plans with Clarive
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Bringing DevOps to the Mainframe (1/4)
The DevOps movement in general, tends to exclude any technologies that are outliers to the do-it-yourself spirit of DevOps. This is due to the nature of how certain technologies are closed to developer-driven improvements, or roles are irreversibly i...
Clarive 7.0.13 released with custom kanban card layouts
This release contains a lot of minor fixes and improvements from 7.0.12. It is also focus on refactoring interface improving the kanban boards.
Kill remote processes on job cancel
Clarive 7.0.13 introduces a new feature that allows remote jobs to be killed when a pipeline job is cancelled.
Why environment provisioning is a key part of DevOps?
Environment provisioning is a key part of a continuous delivery process. The idea is simple: we should not only build, test and deploy application code, but also the underlying application environment.
DevOps and Elixir
As you can see in our previous posts, having a complete pipeline to introduce DevOps in your day-to-day live is easy with Clarive's Rulebook.
Improve node.js applications with NPM packages
Increase quality and security of node.js applications which rely on NPM packages.
[Video] Managing deployment dependencies
In this video we can see how Clarive checks the availability of certain versions of applications (BankingWeb 2.1.0 and ComplexApp 1.2.0) needed in an environment before deploying a version of another application (ClientApp 1.1.0).
Implementing tests in CI
Continuous integration (CI) is now becoming a standard in all software projects. With this, a pipeline is executed for each new feature or change in code that is made, and this allows you to carry out a series of steps to ensure that nothing has been...
Why lean can deliver great products that users love?
Spoiler alert: if you like short product cycles to deliver features that make your users very happy, you probably already know the answer.
Implementing GDPR made (more) Simple
Given the fact that the EU’s GDPR law (replacing the 1995 Data Protection Directive) will go into effect on May 25, almost every software vendor is jumping on the bandwagon to explain how they can help.
