DevOps works by automating server operations. With it both programmers and administrators can focus on making the most from their hardware's raw computing power instead of wasting time managing server ...

Puppet and Perforce Software, two top DevOps and infrastructure automation software standouts, are joining forces with sights on the enterprise. DevOps pioneer Puppet is being acquired by Perforce ...

Perforce, a development and DevOps company, backed by Francisco Partners and Clearlake Capital Group announced on April 11th, that it's signed a definitive agreement to acquire privately-owned Puppet.

IT infrastructure automation firm Puppet on Wednesday unveiled sweeping product updates including a new offering focused on bolstering the DevOps capabilities of its product portfolio, along with ...

In DevOps environments, managing servers is becoming a difficult task, but it’s one that is crucial to the efficiency and smooth operation of the end user experience. Configuration, provisioning and ...

DevOps — the branch of enterprise IT that involves both products and best-practices for developers to build, test and run apps and other software — is on track to be worth nearly $13 billion by 2025.

Puppet has become synonymous with devops, and Sanjay Mirchandani, CEO of Puppet since late September, says the Puppet Enterprise platform for automating software delivery is now being used in more ...

DevOps players Chef and Puppet enhanced their respective enterprise-based services tied to Amazon Web Services (AWS) OpsWorks platform. AWS OpsWorks is a configuration management service that provides ...

Open-source IT automation software vendor Puppet Labs has acquired Cloudsmith, which provides tools and services that can help administrators and developers more easily use the Puppet software. Puppet ...

Which of these DevOps solutions is best for your enterprise? Read this helpful feature comparison of Chef and Puppet to learn more. Image: kiwar/Adobe Stock If you’re looking for DevOps tools, there’s ...

The manufacturing world embraced lean principles decades ago, so why has the concept struggled to find a foothold in software development? The latest State of DevOps Report from Puppet Labs, Inc.

Today's companies are deploying and running more computer servers than ever before. This is thanks in part to rise of virtualization and cloud computing, which makes it possible to create large ...