Senior Training Consultant Jenna Charlton explores risk as a metric and measure in software testing.
Senior Training Consultant Jenna Charlton explores risk as a metric and measure in software testing.
Technical Manager Bob Foster provides a step-by-step example of running Keycloak Operator locally using kind.
Senior Consultant Jonathan Kauffman discusses ways to integrate IV&V into an agile development team to improve team and organization velocity.
Software security expert and CEO Jeff Payne discusses best practices for protecting your software delivery process from supply chain attacks in our next Coveros Conversation.
As a developer, it’s important to make code readability a priority. Explore four simple practices to make your code readable and much easier to work with.
Dependency Checking Your Ruby Application Checking your application’s dependencies for known vulnerabilities is a critical, relatively low effort step you should take to secure your application, which you may have read about in another recent article: What is SCA? Compared to the wealth of tools used for dependency checking in, for example JavaScript, there’s not […]
With limited budgets, the need for customization, and the desire for user support, it’s no surprise open source software is becoming increasingly popular, especially in the DevOps arena.
At Coveros, we have an internal initiative — Codeveros — responsible for creating and maintaining a reference application used by our training courses. Also, we use it for evaluating new tools and technologies and for any other purpose where an application or source code is needed. Codeveros Overview At its core, it is a microservice […]
Documentation in Agile is one of the most misunderstood aspects of the methodology. It is a common belief that those in an Agile workspace do not document or cannot fit documentation guidelines into the framework. This is (of course) false. When implemented correctly Documentation in Agile is not only possible, it thrives. To begin let’s […]
Introduction This is the third part in a series of tutorials focused on the process of creating, deploying, and consuming a Node.js REST microservices. In part one, I walked through the initial creation process and laid out the path forward. In part two, I connected the Node.js app to a database, and updated the routes […]
