Test Automation for Software Development
The biggest challenge to test automation is no longer dealing with changing functionality but instead not having enough time to create and conduct tests.
Tag: Automation
Why Businesses Want to Enable ‘No-Code’ and ‘Low-Code’ Automation
Business technology pros have seen firsthand how business processes are managed, and 78% still allow end-users to build automations.
SREs Wish Automation Solved All Their Problems
SREs are more than glorified IT operations professionals, but a focus on availability means they often are often not empowered to work on the engineering challenges they rather being working on.
Don’t Automatically Make Automation Assumptions
Automation did not originate with Henry Ford’s assembly line. Automation will not end with voice-enabled, machine-learning chatbots supporting ITSM. Automation is evolutionary. Even though time savings are real, every few months it’s important to throw cold water on optimistic expectations. A recent blog by HfS Research CEO Phil […]
Automation Is Still Hand-coded
A year ago, most users of containers were not using orchestration tools, but instead relied on custom scripts, CLIs and perhaps their configuration management solutions. Those were supposedly early adopters. Six months ago an UBM/Interop ITX report, based on a broader base of general cloud computing users, found […]
Tug of War Between Network Automation Benefits
IT pros are of mixed minds about CLIs. They know CLIs inhibit network automation, but they appreciate the agility they can provide. Based on an ESG survey of IT pros, the main benefit of network automation, cited by 20 percent of respondents, is that configurations become […]