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The Principles of DevSecOps

As a Solution Architect here at xMatters, an Everbridge Company, and through my 30-year career in the IT industry, I've seen many frameworks offering bold new ideas. CMMI, ITIL, Prince 2, Agile, Scrum, and most recently, DevOps. These frameworks come and go, offering huge improvements in the way we deliver and manage our IT capabilities, but never lasting long enough to act on those promises. That's not to say they haven't made a marked difference in the IT space, or that they haven't been hugely impactful for organizations around the globe. They become launching off points for a new framework, and now there's a new term that's appeared, DevSecOps.

Glide to JFrog DevSecOps with the New Experience

We’re excited to share with you that we have launched a completely new way to start using the JFrog DevOps Platform that you – as a developer – will love. We’ve provided a super-easy, developer-friendly path to discovering how Artifactory and Xray can help you produce safer apps, faster, getting started through the command line shell and IDE that you use every day.

Overview: See the VMware Tanzu Application Platform DevSecOps Experience

This video demonstrates how you can use the VMware Tanzu Application Platform to help accelerate your organization's DevSecOps culture. We demonstrate how Tanzu Application Platform can use an outer loop supply chain to automatically take your application from source code to URL using a supply chain that includes continuous integration testing, source code and image scanning, container build, and, finally, deployment.

Overview: See the VMware Tanzu Application Platform DevSecOps Experience

This video demonstrates how you can use the VMware Tanzu Application Platform to help accelerate your DevSecOps culture. In it, we show how the Tanzu Application Platform can use an outer loop supply chain to automatically take your application from source code to URL using a supply chain that includes continuous integration testing, source code and image scanning, container build, and, finally, deployment.