The somewhat unwieldy term "Reference Design Kit (RDK)" stands for an open source initiative that aims to provide standardised software for various home networking components such as routers, WLAN extenders, cameras and set-top boxes. For example, RDK-B, which is the subject of this article, stands for Reference Design Kit Broadband, while RDK-C for cameras and
More than a decade ago “DevOps” was born and established itself. The evolution is still dynamic and the question arises as to how DevOps will continue to evolve over the next few years. Here, in loose succession, we provide an insight into DevOps trends that we are encountering with increasing frequency. Learn about the importance
In this period of pandemics employees, students and pupils rely on doing their work from home. Home schooling and home offices are becoming the vivid experience of the digital transformation, with notebooks and tablets as its essential utensils. As professional and educational activities move to the home, the home network grows in importance to become
More than a decade ago “DevOps” was born and established itself. But how will DevOps evolve in the 20s? Here, in loose succession, we provide an insight into DevOps trends that we are encountering with increasing frequency. Today, learn about the importance of DevSecOps and Cloud Native Development. DevSecOps DevOps has greatly shortened release cycles.
More than a decade ago "DevOps" was born and established itself. But how will DevOps evolve in the 20s? Here, in loose succession, we provide an insight into DevOps trends that we are encountering with increasing frequency. "Microservices architectures and Kubernetes integration in DevOps" were part of the last post. Today, learn about the importance
More than a decade ago "DevOps" was born. The adoption of the DevOps approach enables companies to improve the interaction between (software) development and (IT) operations and thus to compete or even gain a competitive advantage. But DevOps continues to evolve to meet changing needs. In addition to rapidly evolving technologies, business transformation, also
In August 2019, market researchers from Gartner published an architectural model called "Secure Access Service Edge" (SASE) in their study "The Future of Network Security is in the Cloud [1]", which combines WAN functionalities and enhanced network security into a consistent service in the cloud. The authors of the study call SASE (pronounced Sassy)