Time and again it happens that we start to build something small, then later we expand it and realize that it grew too fast and uncontrolled. And now is a mess, an uncontrollable big ball of Mud, so to speak. Sadly, this has happened more times we can count despite our best efforts and intentions. Migrating workloads or building cloud-native software of enterprise-scaled proportions often falls victim to this outcome. And something like this is likely to happen when you build your infrastructure without a proper Cloud Governance model.

In this blog post, I will be discussing security in DevOps and how it might seem challenging for some, but it is just as much of a routine as anywhere else. I’ll show some good practices for teaming up DevOps and security and some statistics about the current situation of security in Cloud-native environments that can aid you in the cooperation of security and DevOps.  

Siili is in the business of creating next versions. We are always aiming to improve our customers’ business enablers and to enhance our consulting capabilities. Cloud computing is here to stay and it will shape how the workloads of future are going to be designed and ran, as well as how co-operation between IT and business will transform.

The CMS market has been around for more than 20 years. The basic industry and competitive tools are providing a wide range of functionalities and ways to extend the services. Basically, every organization and company has their public websites along with other possible dedicated subsites for products, campaigns, services, etc. running on one or more CMS platforms.

Cloud services provide companies with such significant benefits that there is often no return to on-premises software after you have had your taste of the cloud. Every organisation should be interested in the benefits and risks of cloud services. However, the deployment of cloud services involves many misconceptions that I will set straight below.

A lot has happened since I started my journey with Sitecore and Azure a year ago. I’ve had the privilege to work on several Sitecore on Azure PaaS projects and therefore widen my expertise as well as work on some best practices along the way. As an example I want to share you how to build CI/CD pipelines in VSTS using modern DevOps techniques. What does it really take to run Sitecore on Azure PaaS?