Author:
Doug Barney
Doug Barney was the founding editor of Redmond Magazine, Redmond Channel Partner, Redmond Developer News and Virtualization Review. Doug also served as Executive Editor of Network World, Editor in Chief of AmigaWorld, and Editor in Chief of Network Computing.
What is GitOps? How Progress Chef Makes It (and DevOps) Better!
By Doug Barney
DevOps teams commonly use GitOps in conjunction with other IT automation tools, especially those that support an ‘as code’ approach such as Progress Chef.
Read moreInfrastructure Provisioning vs. Configuration Management vs. Configuration Orchestration: How IaC Makes Them All Better
By Doug Barney
Learn about the differences between infrastructure provisioning, configuration orchestration and configuration management and how they relate to IaC.
Read moreSecurity Myths Debunked: 5 Things DevOps Need to Understand!
By Doug Barney
Explore the key security myths that DevOps teams should be aware of. Discover why misconfigurations, insider threats, cloud security posture management, IoT device security, and password problems are critical aspects of modern security that every DevOps professional should understand.
Read moreZero Trust and DevOps Strengthening Cybersecurity in Complex Environments
This blog discusses the importance of Zero Trust and DevOps in strengthening cybersecurity in today's complex environments, highlighting the need for continuous verification, monitoring, and access control to protect against evolving cyber threats.
Read more7 Ways to Ensure Cloud Security with Progress Chef
By Doug Barney
Learn the different ways Chef Cloud Security scans, monitors and remediates configuration issues in multi-cloud accounts across cloud-native environments.
Read moreSix Things to Know About Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)
By Doug Barney
Explore Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and its role in securing your cloud environment. Learn more about shared responsibilities and effective CSPM solutions.
Read moreReducing Misconfiguration Risks Through DevOps Best Practices
By Doug Barney
Explore how DevOps practices reduce misconfiguration risks, prevent breaches, and leverage infrastructure as code (IaC) for cybersecurity.
Read more14 Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Benefits
By Doug Barney
Leveraging infrastructure-as-code allows I&O leaders to make infrastructure consistent and repeatable for consumers, increasing the enterprise’s adaptability to change.
Read moreManaging DevOps Complexity Through Automation
Read more about how Chef democratizes DevOps with a way to configure, deliver, and manage from any cloud to any edge that is secure and compliant.
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