Tag: organization

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; Editor's note: The 2018 State of DevOps Report is now available.We’re happy to announce the 7th annual State of DevOps survey is now open!Thanks to the 27,000 of you who’ve taken the State of DevOps survey over the last six years, we’ve built an incredible body of research that has helped many of you progress in your DevOps journey. This year, we’ll be exploring new territory, diving deeper into the DevOps journey, and we invite you to join us.What’s new?One of the things that’s been most gratifying about producing the State of DevOps ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: schochastics. [This article was first published on schochastics, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers]. (You can report issue about the content on this page here) Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't. This post introduces the R package signnet, available on CRAN,which implements several methods to analyze signed networks. Signed networks include two types of relations, positive and negative ones (say friends and enemies).They are fundamentally different from traditional networks and require a very different set oftools to analyse them. This post covers everything from data ... Read More

Feed: IBM Big Data & Analytics Hub - All Content; Author: dan-cheuvront; This story is part of Analytics Heroes, a series of profiles on leaders transforming the future of business analytics.Carving out her educational and career paths have led Frances Fiorello to where she is today. She manages to seamlessly blend aspects of both her personal and professional life: “I like things that have organization. Some data has organization, some does not. If you go look in my closet, my clothes are organized, everything is there. I like bringing those skills to what I do, but also interacting with people.” ... Read More

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; Have you ever wanted or struggled to adopt continuous delivery for your infrastructure code so you can deliver changes faster and more reliably? Or wished your Dev and Ops teams had a standard way to continuously deliver both applications and infrastructure?You’re not alone, and we heard you.Since we joined Puppet and released Puppet Pipelines™ for Applications and Containers we had a hunch that technology — a simple way to create continuous delivery pipelines and automate application deployments — would be just as useful for teams deploying infrastructure code. So we talked with our ... Read More

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; In this second part of this blog series we are going to review some implementation time details that I encounter often with new users and customers. Part 1 can be found here and I would recommend reading that prior to this post.ImplementationWhich release?Puppet Enterprise has two release trains: LTS (long-term support) and STS (short-term support). Depending on what is important to your organization, you may choose one release train over the other. The LTS is designed for ~24 month supported life cycles, and the STS release train is 6 months and “new feature” ... Read More

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. ​In support of this year's global International Women's Day, Press for Progress, we continue to anchor our diversity, equity and inclusion efforts around improvements in recruitment, retention and career growth of women at Puppet. We strive for progress every day and dedicate today's blog post to celebrate the achievements and successes of some of our incredible women employees:Padmashree KonetiSenior director of product operations Portland @pkonetiWhat does it mean to you to be a woman in tech?Own ... Read More

Feed: SAS Blogs. Author: Robert Allison. The coronavirus has been a big item in the news lately - it's a pneumonia-like illness that has killed several people. It's thought to have started in China, and has spread to several other countries (including at least one case in the U.S.). The World Health Organization says the coronavirus is not a global health emergency - at least, not yet. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't prepare for a global health emergency ... and by prepare, I mean writing computer code to track the spread on a map! Follow along as I demonstrate ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Siddharth Deekshit. Today’s Q&A post covers an interview between Siddharth Deekshit, Program Manager, Microsoft Azure Site Recovery engineering and Quentin Drion, IT Director of Infrastructure and Operations, MSC. MSC is a global shipping and logistics business, our conversation focused on their organization’s journey with Azure Site Recovery (ASR). To learn more about achieving resilience in Azure, refer to this whitepaper. I wanted to start by understanding the transformation journey that MSC is going through, including consolidating on Azure. Can you talk about how Azure is helping you run your business today? We are a shipping ... Read More

Feed: erwin Expert Blog – erwin, Inc.. Author: Zak Cole. There are three different types of data models: conceptual, logical and physical, and each has a specific purpose.Conceptual Data Models: High-level, static business structures and concepts Logical Data Models: Entity types, data attributes and relationships between entities Physical Data Models: The internal schema database design An organization’s approach to data modeling will be influenced by its particular needs and the goals it is trying to reach, as explained here: But with the different types of data models, an organization benefits from using all three, depending on the information it wishes ... Read More

Feed: Puppet.com Blog RSS Feed. Author: ; 2017 was an exciting year for many people managing infrastructure and delivering software — from dealing with WannaCry to experimenting with or investing more in cloud or container infrastructure, and adopting DevOps practices.And it was a great year for Puppet and organizations using Puppet, thanks in no small part to many of you.But what will 2018 hold? Here are our predictions"In 2018 I think we are going to see more distributed systems and applications, leading us to smaller units of applications. Container workloads will be the norm in production with Kubernetes reaching the ... Read More