Continuous Delivery Change Management in ITIL Frameworks
Key takeaways ITIL change management framework doesnât work for frequent software releases Thatâs a problem because regulated teams want continuous delivery By automating change management they can âŚ
How to deliver software with Continuous Compliance: A DevOps culture
Imagine your developers are the worldâs fastest relay team đ When it comes to build, test, and qualify they get round the running track faster than anyone else. Unfortunately for them the finishing âŚ
Weâre going to DevOpsDays Denmark đ
Hurray! DevOpsDays is heading to Denmark and Kosli is proud to be a Silver sponsor. Weâre delighted to have the opportunity to join up with the local DevOps community, see old friends, and make some âŚ
Why ITIL Change Management doesnât work for DevOps teams
Are you trying to do DevOps under regulation? If so, youâll know the pain of change management. In this article weâll look at how delivering software with DevOps is incompatible with old school ways âŚ
Visma Tech Talk with Kosli's Mike Long - DevOps: The Beginning of Infinity
In this video Mike speaks to Tinuis Alexander Lystad from Visma about his latest talk, DevOps: The Beginning of Infinity. Inspired by David Deutsch, Mike explores the concept of infinite knowledge âŚ
How are Docker digests calculated and are they mutable?
To ensure binary provenance in your software development process you must, among other things, have confidence that the artifact doesnât change. If you use a code review and test result as an âŚ
How Kosli automates Change Management for Kubernetes workloads
If youâre delivering software in a regulated space, and youâre using Kubernetes, youâll know how problematic change management is. On one hand you have a highly dynamic container based system thatâs âŚ
My experience of working remotely with our customers
In my previous blog post I described the onboarding experience at Kosli and how I got started with my colleagues in a remote-first company. This time Iâd like to take this topic further and talk about âŚ
5 reasons why your CI system is a terrible Compliance System of Record
âWhy canât we use our CI system for our Compliance System of Record (CSoR)?â This is a question we get asked a lot when weâre talking about compliance with regulated DevOps teams. And itâs a perfectly âŚ
