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Top 10 Cloud Platforms | List of best Cloud Platforms

by scmgalaxy KApril 24, 2017February 27, 2021CLOUD COMPUTING AND OPERATING SOFTWARELeave a Comment

Cloud computing is one of the trends which is going in IT industry these days. The traditional way of building IT environment is now shifting towards the cloud computing. This is the reason number of cloud service provider is increasing day by day and it becomes a tough task to select good one among-st them. So, In this article I am going to tell you about the top 10 cloud platforms for cloud services.

But, before that let’s have a quick overview on Cloud platforms?

Cloud platforms are platforms that allow developers to write applications that runs in the cloud and allows users to access data, services and applications, storage over the internet and allow them to work from anywhere on it.

If we look on to the benefits of cloud platforms than these are the following benefits

1. Reducing Costs – Cloud platforms eliminating the needs of own hardware, software, licenses, servers and other infrastructures which you needs to build IT working environment which ultimately reduce your costs.

2. Productivity – As you don’t need your hardware, software and on-premises servers which means you don’t need to hire experts to maintain them which helps you in both ways first on cost savings and second the professionals can focus on other things.

3. Availability – Cloud platforms allows you to access from anywhere, on any device 24/7

4. Scalability – The best thing about cloud platforms is that you don’t need to worry about high traffic or sudden growth on traffic because cloud platforms automatically provide as many servers as required in such situations.

5. Affordability – As we mentioned above about scalability of cloud platforms where service providers allow server as per situations but it’s not cost you much because it;s not compelling you to pay for unnecessary usage of servers by automatically reduces the numbers of servers when traffic go down. You need to pay only for that sort of time when service provider allocates extra servers.

6. Migration – Cloud platforms also allow users to migrate completely from one service provider to another without losing your data.

Now, let’s check on to the service models of cloud platforms

There are three models of cloud platforms

1. SaaS – Software as a service (Saas) applications runs completely in the cloud. It enables delivery of applications over the cloud, it means you don’t need to buy, install and maintain own software. Software is managed from a central location and Just pay for what you used.

2. PaaS – Platform as a service (PaaS) This kind of cloud platforms provides you set of tools and services designed to make coding and deploying those applications quick and efficient. Means to say you can develop, runs and manage applications on the cloud.

3. IaaS – Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) It is a kind of service where you get access to virtualized computer resources over the internet. You can get complete infrastructure solutions like hardware, software, servers, storage and other things from third party.

Now, lets move on to the next section.

Here is the list of top 10 cloud platforms.

1. Amazon Web Services

Service Model – IaaS
Deployment Model – Hybrid, Private & Public Cloud
Server operating system – Linux & windows
Auto Scaling
Block Storage
VPN Access
Cloud Storage
Database as a Service
Deploy servers
DNS management

2. Microsoft Azure Cloud

Service Model – PaaS
Deployment Model – Private Cloud
Server operating system – Linux windows
Auto Scaling
Block Storage
Cloud Storage
Content Delivery Network
Deploy Servers
Disaster Recovery
VPN Access
DNS Management
Database as a Service

3. Google

Service Model – IaaS
Deployment Model – Public Cloud
Server operating system – Linux & windows
Cloud Storage
Docker Support
Load Balancing
Firewalls
Snapshots
API (Application Programming Interface)
Web Based Application/Control Panel

4. Rackspace

Service Model – IaaS
Deployment Model – Hybrid Cloud, Private Cloud, and Public Cloud
Server operating system – Linux & windows
Auto Scaling
Block Storage
Cloud Storage
Content Delivery Network (CDN)
Database as a Service
Deploy Servers
DNS Management

5. VMware

Service Model – IaaS
Deployment Model – Hybrid Cloud
Server operating system – Linux & windows
Auto Scaling
Cloud Storage
Load Balancing
System Monitoring
Web Based Application/Control Panel
API (Application Programming Interface)

6. Salesforce

Service Model – PaaS
Deployment Model – Public Cloud
Server operating system – Linux & windows
Auto Scaling
File Storage
Firewalls
Flexible Storage Services
System Monitoring

7. Oracle

Service Model – PaaS
Deployment Model – Private Cloud and Public Cloud
Server operating system – windows
Block Storage
Cloud Storage
Database as a Service
Object Storage

8. IBM

Service Model – IaaS
Deployment Model – Hybrid Cloud and Private Cloud
Server operating system – Linux & windows
Web Based Application/Control Panel
API (Application Programming Interface)
Messaging Services

9. Red Hat

Service Model – PaaS
Deployment Model – Hybrid cloud and Private Cloud
Server operating system – windows
Auto Scaling
Horizontal Scaling
Snapshots
Vertical Scaling
API (Application Programming Interface)
Command Line
Graphical User Interface

10. Heroku

Service Model – PaaS
Deployment Model – Public Cloud
Server operating system – Linux & windows
Auto Scaling
Horizontal Scaling
Control Interface-Command Line

So, this is my list of top cloud platforms which are trending these days. But, if you think about some other platforms than feel free to share with us in the comment section below.

Top 5 online platforms where DevOps practitioners hangout

by scmgalaxy KApril 20, 2017February 27, 2021DevOps CommunityLeave a Comment

This is the age of Internet and social media and people’s spend more and more time on to the net and social networks. And when people spend their time somewhere they are looking for the persons who share the same interest or skills. This is the reason you can see the online world is full bustling with online communities. You can find tons of dedicated communities, forums, groups or platforms for various purposes by the people who share the same interest. But, what about DevOps ? Where you can find DevOps practitioners ? Where they interact or hangout with their communities?

Don’t worry! You will get the answer. Just keep reading.

Here, I am going to share five platforms which will provide you the opportunity to connect with peers and industry leaders, where you can share or get information and grow your professional network.

1. DevOps Practitioners on Facebook

FaceBook group, DevOps India is rocking on this platform with 5000+ members in very small span of time. This is a pubic group for DevOps interested professionals around the world. Very much active and updated group. This group’s strictly follows on no-promotional activity, only updates, share information, discussion etc. Yo can see almost every members from this group participate in every discussion and at the same time we have number of followers for this group as well. You will find jobs as well where recruiters post their vacancies here, which is also very important for us and others as well.

2. DevOps Practitioners on Linkedin

With regards to finding helpful articles, news and general data in the DevOps, CD or Agile industry, LinkedIn is typically the ticket. We as a whole know LinkedIn is an incredible instrument for systems administration and interfacing with companions, however it has likewise ended up being an apparatus used to begin important and beneficial discussions about whatever the most recent advancement or industry organization might be. A significant number of these discussions are had in particular gatherings on LinkedIn and on the off chance that you aren’t a part, you are certainly passing up a great opportunity. This group is for all interested people in DevOps, Networking, Discussions, news, meetups and sharing materials and anything else related to DevOps. Group is getting stronger day by day with number of peoples and information they share. This group is very much active and one of the most strongest groups among all the existing groups on linkedin.

3. DevOps Practitioners on Google groups

Google has given a platform to stay together and share information and update everyone. We utilises this platform and created a DevOps Group which is having 5000+ members and is one of the biggest group on google for DevOps. People who joined this are very much interested in getting updates and recent news about DevOps and Agile and Build and Release thing. Members do discussion in group about the DevOps and how to improve the field of development. Peoples do Updates on recent webinars and Newsletters which is important for every professionals of this group. So, Connected with and Stay updated.

4. DevOps Practitioners Forum

this portal offer Q&A forums, free ebook, Free learning materials and much more. devops.org, share information with others of DevOps. Here you can join us and share information related to devops and programming languages and about software development. You can share information on your research and if you have questions you can ask here and you will get solutions from the professionals. People knows how important it is to share information now a days. So this is the main motive to bring people around the world on one page where they can come and share and get solutions of the problems as well. This website is for professionals and people who want to keep themselves updated with the on-going studies, research and share informative materials.

5. DevOps Updates & Happenings

BestDevOps are professional and expert in delivering practical and solution to transform and accelerate the way that organisation deliver software. We believe that DevOps offers a new operation model for IT organization to deliver software at speed. This enables innovation which drive competitive advantage. We are slowly getting famous in engaging customer by learning, educating, transforming. We gather all the blogs from different companies, different country and from experts of DevOps in one place which is BestDevOps.com. I am sure soon we gonna be widely regarded as a global best leader in educating people in devOps space. Bestdevops is the DevOps portal for a website that covers a wide range of area in DevOps. This portal gets frequently updated. Our followers are on facebook, linkedin, pinterest, tumblr, scoop.

I hope that this list will help you to connect and hear from DevOps professionals who can provide you with information about everything DevOps related that you need to know.

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Top 10 Bug/Issue Tracking Tools | List of Best Bug/Issue Tracking Tools

by scmgalaxy KApril 18, 2017February 27, 2021Code Analysis / Incident and Bug Tracking SystemsLeave a Comment

Just imagine a situation when you put so much efforts to build a software or application and release it and after that users get error or issues in it on the very first use. That’ it, all your efforts will be useless. So, testing is an important aspect which you can not miss in your “Software Development Life-cycle” (SDLC). But, for that you need some tools or I would say good tools, so that you can make sure you are going to give an error or bug free experience to your application or software end users.

But, there is one big challenge that you will face, How to choose or select best bug tracking tools? Don’t worry, I am going to make this task easy for you. I have done some research and make a list of top ten bug tracking tools which I am going share.

So, without any further delay, let’s check out

1. Bugzilla

Bugzilla is one of the most popular and trustable bug tracking software serving since 18 long years. It’s belongs to Mozilla Foundation and was released in the year 1998 and written in Perl. Bugzilla is open sourced and free to use.

Key Features

Basic and advance search features with save & share options
Notifications by Email
Scheduled Reports by Email
Advanced reporting system
Auto Detection of Similar Bugs
Patch Viewer which makes code review much easier
Excellent Security
Localization
Move Bugs Between Installations without any manual work
Request System where you can ask other users to do something with a particular bug or attachment
Optimized database structure for increased performance and scalability

2. Mantis Bug Tracker

Mantis or Mantis BT is also an open source bug tracking tool. It’s is written in PHP and serving since 2000 almost for 17 years. It was first developed by “Kenzaburo Ito” and later by few others as a team project.

Key Features

Easy to Install & Use
No limit on the number of users, issues, or projects
Email notifications
Functionality can be extended by plugins
Flexibility to customize issue fields, notifications and workflow
Per project different access level for users
Source Control Integration
Easy collaboration with team members & clients
Built-in Reporting
Available in 68 localizations

3. Jira

Jira is a bug/issue tracking and project management tool which was developed by Atlassian, Inc. almost 15 years ago in the year 2002. It is written in Java. It’s available under commercial license but in few scenarios like official non-profit organizations, charities, academic or religious organizations you can use it for free.

Key Features

Code Integration – automatically updating issues when they check in code
Keep history of issues from either customers or bugs
Multiple Workflows
Easy to assign and prioritise the bug issue as per the importance and urgency
Comprehensive Issue Reports
Customizable Dashboard
Bugs can be imported from a CSV file
Trigger notifications allow auto informing to the next reviewer
Addons availability like Capture for JIRA which allows backlog to release

4. Redmine

Redmine is an open source bug tracking tool which was developed by Jean Philippe Lang in the year 2006 (almost 10 yrs ago) and it is written in Ruby on rails.

Key Features

Define you own statuses and issue types
Workflow transitions can be set up for each issue type and role
Feeds & email notifications
Issue creation via email
Multi Language support
User self-registration support
Time tracking functionality

5. Trac

Trac is also an bug tracking tool written in python and developed by Edgewall Software 13 years ago in the year 2004. It’s available as open source and as a BSD license product.

Key Features

Resolve issues through multiple workflows
Ticket Tracking
Email notification
Plugins support for standard functionality
Customizable workflow
Unicode Supported
Code Integration
Custom Fields
Integrated wiki
Collaboration – Create teams and groups

6. The Bug Genie

The bug Genie is an open source bug tracking tools which is developed by Daniel Andre Eikeland and later by there team in the year 2003. This bug tracking software is written in PHP and supports cross platforms. It is said that it is one of the most beautiful tool to use and having a great interface.

Key Features

Easy to use
Finding issues is simple and fast
Customise search results
Custom issue fields
RSS support
Issue-related actions are available with a click
Integrated quick search
Customizable workflow

7. Fossil

Fossil was first released 11 years ago in the year 2006. This is written in C, SQL and developed by D. Richard Hipp. It’s available under BSD license. Fossil also supports cross platforms

Key Features

User friendly web interface
Auto sync mode
Custom Fields
SUpports Multiple Projects
RSS Notification interface
Easy collaboration
Ticket Change Artifacts

8. eTraxis

eTraxis is written in PHP and supports multi-database and multi languages. It is an open source bug tracking tool. Let’s check out eTraxis key features

Key Features

Complete customization of the workflow

Extensive permissions management

Allow Commenting

Email notifications

Flexible to set up your own filters & views

Supports attachments in reported issue

You can check out complete history of all events, actions, and changes

9. WebIssues

WebIssues is a multi platform open source issue tracking tool. It is written in PHP and works with MySQL database. It is amongst easy to use issue tracking softwares with some good features.

Key Features

Tracking new and modified issues
Filtering and searching issues
Easy installation and setup
Reports can be exported as HTML and PDF documents
Issues can also be exported in CSV format
Email notifications
Periodic reports can be sent
Security and rights management
supports team collaboration
Easy to Customize

10. HP ALM/ Quality Center

HP Quality center is written in .NET & Java which is developed by Hewlett-Packard (formerly Mercury Interactive). It was first released in the year 1995. It is a quality management tool with integrated bug tracking system. It’s available under commercial license but you can use free trial for few days.

Key features

Test Planning integration
Customizable workflow
Custom Fields
Plug Ins Availability
Supports Multiple Projects
Web, GUI & Rest input interface
Email Notifications
Reporting and graphing
Collaboration – supports working in common integrated development environments

So, That’s it. These are most popular bug tracking tools used in software industry these days. Hope my efforts will help while choosing the bug/issue tracking tool. But, now it’s your turn. If you think any other tool should be listed here instead of this than please share with us in the comment section below.

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Top 10 Infrastructure Monitoring Tools | List of Best Infrastructure Monitoring Tools

by scmgalaxy KApril 16, 2017November 23, 2021IT Infrastructure Monitoring ToolsLeave a Comment

There are various types of tools used by DevOps professionals in their work environment from Continuous integration tools to Virtualization to configuration Management to monitoring and the list goes on and on. So today, we are going to talk about Infrastructure Monitoring tools. Which plays a vital role in the DevOps culture.

First of all lets see what is Infrastructure Monitoring ?

Infrastructure monitoring is a process in which Organisations IT framework is monitor by companies with the help of tools and softwares. This is essential so that you can make sure that your product availability is good and providing efficient services to customers or users. In other words, Infrastructure Monitoring tools help organisations to find and short-out infrastructure issues before it affect their businesses. It provides the insight status of physical, virtual, and cloud systems which helps in management of these things which ultimately helps in business processes.

Now, Let’s check out the major benefits of Infrastructure Monitoring Tools ?

1. Infrastructure monitoring tools help to detect the technical problems or outages before it occurs which helps engineers to act in advance accordingly so that it can not affect other things.

2. It also helps in quick troubleshooting. When problems happen the first thing engineers do is to troubleshoot them but they cannot do it without proper reports of the infrastructures and monitoring provides them end-to-end informations which helps them to short out the problem quickly.

3. This is beneficial when you need to go back to the history to find and choose amongst the infrastructure options for your organization. You can check all the previous monitoring details which helps to take better and firm decisions while selecting.

4. It helps in productivity of the human resources by providing them the automation which ultimately helps them to focus on the other things of the infrastructure management and making other strategies.

5. All these things which mentioned above ultimately helps the end users to use services smoothly which is very much necessary for running your business effectively and efficiently.

Now, as we all know there are various tools you can find for Infrastructure monitoring but to choose amongst them you need to do some research. But, don’t waste your time on research as I have done already the same and make my list of top 5 infrastructure monitoring tools.

Here is the list:-

1. Anturis

Anturis is a cloud based monitoring tool which belongs to Anturis Inc. It’s like an all-in-one infrastructure monitoring tools which provides server monitoring, network monitoring, website monitoring and application monitoring.

Highlights

On-premise and cloud-based systems monitoring
Seamless agent-based and agent-less monitoring
Single dashboard monitoring for multiple data centers in different locations
Add many infrastructures and components easily as per needs and can streamline for different users
Smart alerts and notification that helps to eliminate “false” alerts and alert “spam”

2. AppDynamics

AppDynamics is basically an Application infrastructure monitoring tool which belongs to AppDynamics Inc. but now it’s acquired by Cisco

Highlight

Provides Visibility into Server Performance
Visibility into Database Performance
Low overhead monitoring for both
Available for both on-premise and SaaS deployments
License flexibility to migrate across deployment models

3. BigPanda

BigPanda is also an Infrastructure monitoring tool from bigpanda.io which is founded in 2012 by Assaf Resnick & Elik Eizenberg. It uses algorithms to consolidate data across multiple monitoring systems.

Highlights

Ops-Aware Inbox: All your alerts organized, & updated in one place
Reduce Noisy Alerts: Snooze non-actionable alerts
Auto-correlate related alerts into high level incidents
Collaboration: Share, assign and track alerts
Advanced reporting and analytics
Trends, real-time activity log, and historical data in just a few clicks
Customized views for any app, team or business service

4. Boundary

Boundary was founded by Cliff Moon & Benjamin Blacka. It is a consolidated operations management platform providing SaaS-based solutions for clients running apps and cloud infrastructures.

Highlights

Real-time trends of critical metrics
Pre-built library of event connectors, APIs for others
Early Warnings
Dashboard View
Analytics for trend analysis and anomaly detection
Easy to visualize response times between application tiers

5. CopperEgg or Uptime Infrastructure Monitor

Copper egg was founded Scott Johnson, Eric Anderson & Bob Quillin in 2010 which is later in 2013 acquired by IDERA. It is now renamed to Uptime Infrastructure Monitor. You can monitor physical servers, virtual machines, network devices, applications, and services across multiple platforms running on-premise, remotely, or in the Cloud with the help of Uptime Infrastructure Monitor.

Highlights

Unified IT Dashboard
Customizable, drag-and-drop dashboards
Reports on app & server uptime
Proactive alerts & root-cause analysis
Team or role-specific dashboards
Cloud, on-premise or remote monitoring
Cloud monitoring incl. Amazon’s EC2 & Rackspace
Agentless and agent-based server monitoring

6. Datadog

Datadog was founded in the 2010 by Olivier Pomel & Alexis Lê-Quôc. It provides monitoring for cloud-scale applications. It brings the data together from applications, cloud providers and specialized management tools in one location.

Highlights

Free Trial for an unlimited number of hosts
Out-of-the-box and customizable monitoring dashboards
Alert notifications via e-mail and PagerDuty
Full API access in more than 15 languages
Tools for team collaboration
Easy-to-use search for hosts, metrics, and tags

7. Nagios

Nagios is a veteran Infrastructure monitoring tool which was released in 1999 which provides monitoring and alerting solutions for servers, switches, applications and services.

Highlights

Open source tool
Comprehensive monitoring
Powerful script APIs
Performance & capacity planning graphs
Advanced graphs & visualizations
Advanced user management
Extendable architecture
Reporting

8. New Relic

New relic provides Complete dynamic infrastructure and server monitoring which is founded by Lew Cirne in 2008.

Highlights

Real-time health metrics for all your systems
Live-state Event Feed and a complete change history across all your hosts
Slice-and-dice by AWS tags, custom attributes, and metadata
Tag-driven alerting and dashboarding for all your dynamic resources
Infrastructure-wide search to find vulnerable packages or other resources
Docker support, including the ability to track container performance by image, version, and other labels

9. Icinga

Icinga is an open source monitoring tool which was released in 2009 was originally created as a fork of the Nagios system monitoring application.

Highlights

Wealth of community-developed plugins
Stable codebase.
Monitoring of Network,Host and Server Components
Notification of contact persons when service or host problems occur and get resolved
Alerts transfer to other users or channels
Template based reports
Report repository with varying access levels and automated report generation and distribution
Clear-cut, object-based configuration
Clever commands & runtime macros
Apply & assign attributes

10. AppNeta

AppNeta also provides monitoring services and this was founded in 2000 by Irfhan Rajani and Matt Stevens. It’s provide SaaS-based application and network monitoring for any cloud, for every user and for all locations.

Highlights

Detailed performance trends in real-time
Real-User Monitoring
synthetic trends
Troubleshoot issues across the entire app network path
Proactive Alerts
Network Performance Monitoring
Provides visibility into AWS components, as well as the network they communicate over

So, That’s it. This is my list of top infrastructure monitoring tools and it will definitely help you while choosing them. But, if you think this list should contain any other tools instead of this than please share your list or views in comment section below.

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Top 5 Application Performance Management Tools

by scmgalaxy KApril 14, 2017February 27, 2021Application ServerLeave a Comment

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This is the age of applications. We are using various applications in our day-to-day life to get our things done or to get information and for various other things. Therefore, applications are now playing a vital role in our life and so that for today’s businesses. In these days organisations whether they are small or large they somehow rely upon applications for there marketing, customer relations or engagements or to reach them directly and for various other reasons. Therefore, it’s really important to manage application performance so that business runs smoothly and generate productivity continuously and users can get what they want. Simply means to say everyone benefits when applications run at their best.

But, how to know is your application is performing well or not ? You can not test them manually every time or You can not wait when the users will call the customer support with issues. Right?

So, Here comes the solution “Application Performance Management” Tools. Let’s see what it is and it’s importance ?

Application performance management or APM is a kind of practice through which you can easily detect and short out the issues which occurs in applications while using, so that your application users have a good experience with it. Actually, APM monitors and manage the performance, availability and security of the application. It provides data to the administrators which makes their job easy to find the issues and resolve before it impacts on application performance.

Now, let’s check out the major benefits of Application performance management

1. Reduce Downtime (Availability) – When you integrate APM tool you can decrease your application downtime by 80 to 90 percent.

2. End User Experience – The main purpose of any application is to satisfy the user or to give them a quality experience while using there platform and APM makes it possible.

3. Generate Leads – If your application is for ecommerce or for sales perspective than it’s really important that it’s perform well so that you don’t miss the opportunity to generate the sales or leads in your business.

4. Productivity – APM can help you to save your time in troubleshooting which ultimately means you have more time to implement other things and for changes and monitoring.

Now let’s move on to the section where, You will get the real benefit of this article. All these things cannot possible without a right tool. So, I have done some research and make this list of Top 5 Application Performance Management Tools.

Here is the list:-

1. New Relic APM

Highlights

Application Monitoring
Deployment Analysis, History, and Comparison
Database Monitoring
Availability & Error Monitoring
Complete report
Team Collaboration – Team can work together
Secure

2. AppDynamics

Highlights

End-to-end transaction tracing
Troubleshooting and control
Code level visibility
Scalability
Dynamic baselining and alerting
Data retention

3. Foglight

Highlights

Integrated transaction- and customer-centric application performance monitoring
User Experience Monitoring
Transaction DNA
Advanced analytics
Enhanced collaboration

4. BMC Software APM

Highlights

Application Centric Infrastructure Monitoring
Synthetic Testing
End user experience monitoring
Deep dive diagnostic

5. OpsView

Highlights

Track and alert on application health
Group apps by business process
Set thresholds to trigger alerts
Ensure business services are meeting SLAs
Supports monitoring of major application servers
Synthetic transactions to monitor end-to-end performance

So, This is my list of Application Performance Management Tools. Hope you guys will like my efforts and if you think this list should contain some other tools instead of this than feel free to share with us in the comment section below.

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Top 5 Release Management Tools

by scmgalaxy KApril 12, 2017February 27, 2021Release ConceptLeave a Comment

These days the software industry is going under transformation and lots of new tools and skills introduced in software development process. So, today we will talk about a similar process & tool which plays a vital role in Software development. The process name is Release management. In this article we are going to help you to select best release management tools which are mostly used by professionals these days.

But, before moving forward let’s have a look on to the Release management.

Let’s see what is Release Management ?

As per the “wikipedia” Release management is the process of managing, planning, scheduling and controlling a software build through different stages and environments; including testing and deploying software releases. But in simple words we can say “Release management is a process to oversees development, testing, support and deployment of software.” It is comparatively new process in the comparison of others but growing rapidly within the software development process.

It’s growing rapidly which means it’s really beneficial in “Software Development Life Cycle”,

So let’s have a look on to the benefits.

1. Team Collaboration — Release management helps to bridge the gap between development & operation team by involving them into the process through information sharing and instant communication.

2. Configuration Management — Release management helps to know what environment setting is, application requirements, and dependences exist in the production, test, and development environments.

3. Efficiency — Release management helps to increase the efficiency by reducing the time which spent on finding and fixing the problems with the help of tools which ultimately results to deliver reliable and quality software faster to the market or customer.

4. Increased Productivity — It also helps to increase productivity by pre planning of the best practices in the release process through which teams can utilise there times on important things rather than figuring out the what steps should be next or versions should be used or any other stuffs like that which delay the delivery process.

5. Minimizing Failure Risk — Release management helps to reduce the risk of release failure by making strong policies and allocation of works based on researched information and by providing them real time visibility into the release status which helps them to find the possible cause of failures and they can act on them quickly.

Now, let’s move on to the next section. Release management is not an easy task to do. It requires team coordination , build versions tracking , transparency and much more. There for release management requires dedicated tools to make this process easy. So, I have done some research and choose the top 5 release management tools which are mostly used these days by professionals.

Here is the list:-

1. Serena Release Control

Dashboards and Reports
Environment Management
Planning and Control
Communication and Collaboration
Managing Deployment and Task Lists
Enterprise Scalability

2. ElectricFlow

Microservices and Container Orchestration
Shared Visibility
Process as Code
Advanced Deployment Strategies
Enterprise Security and Compliance
Automation at Any Scale
Automated Rollbacks
Environment Reservations and Calendaring
Built-in Artifact Repository

3. BMC Release Process Management

Easy to use
Executable checklist
Centralized management
Meaningful metrics
Extensive reach
Better planning

4. URelease

Multi-Application Continuous Delivery
Impact Analysis
Release Pipeline Visualization
Release Gates
Deployment Plans and Templates
Federated Release Dashboard

5. XL Release

End-to-end release dashboards
Complex pipeline orchestration
Automation that scales
In-depth analytics and reports
Enterprise auditability and controls
Easy to use

So, This is my list of Top release management tools. Hope you guys will like my efforts and if you think this list should contain some other tools instead of this than feel free to share with us in the comment section below.

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Top 5 Hypervisor tools | List of best Virtual machine tools | scmGalaxy

by scmgalaxy KApril 11, 2017February 27, 2021VirtualizationLeave a Comment

Today we are going to talk about Hypervisor which is also an important tool for Developers or programmers these days. In this post we are going to share the name & features of top Hypervisor tools which are mostly used by Developers these days.

But, before that let us first understand Hypervisor.

Hypervisor which is also known as Virtual machine monitor (VMM) is a software or firmware which allow to run and manage the virtual machines. In a broader way, we can say Hypervisor makes it possible to run different operating systems in the same machine by using all the hardwares like processor, memory etc. if no other operating system is on. In simple terms just understand, it is a tool which control and distributes the hardware resources to each operating system according to their needs without interrupting other operating systems.

Now, If we look forward there are two categories of Hypervisors

1. Type 1 hypervisor — This type of Hypervisor are also known as bare metal or native or embedded hypervisors. It can be installed and runs directly on the system hardware.

Highlights

More Efficient
Higher performance
Higher availability
Higher Security
Need skills to operate

2. Type 2 hypervisor — This type of Hypervisors can install & run on host operating system.

Highlights

Less Efficient
Less expertise Needed
Less security
Complex problems cannot handled
Easy to Install
Useful when I/O devices support is important.

So, Till now we read and understand about Hypervisors and types of hypervisors. Now, let’s move on to the important section where we will look on to the top 5 hypervisor tools. So let’s start.

1. VMware ESX or ESXi

Highlights

Type 1 Bare Metal
Belongs to Vmware
Known as Mature & Stable tool
Required License for advanced features & scalability
Free edition available with limited features
5 commercial editions
Good for enterprises
It includes its own kernel
Memory over commitment
High availability
vMotion
Storage vMotion
Fault Tolerance

2. Microsoft Hyper V

Highlights

Belongs to Microsoft
Type 1 Bare Metal
Good for Small-Medium Businesses
Good for running windows
4 commercial editions
Free edition available (with no GUI and no virtualization rights)
Live Migration
Storage Migration
Dynamic memory
Extensible virtual switch

3. VMware Workstation/Fusion/Player

Highlights

Type 2 Hypervisor
It can run only single Virtual Machine
Not allow to create VMs
Licensing plans
Good for running multiple different operating systems or versions of one OS on one desktop
Good for labs and demonstration objectives
Good for sandbox environments and snapshots
Good Option for running Windows and Linux on Macs

4. Oracle VM VirtualBox

Highlights

Type 2 Hypervisor
Mature and Stable
Belongs to Oracle Corporation
Similar to VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V
Alternative of expensive server and desktop virtualization
Open-source hypervisor
Suitable for Small-Medium Business & Enterprises
Live migration
Multiple host resource pools
Automated workflows

5. KVM

Highlights

Open Source
Belongs to Red Hat, Inc.
Mature hypervisor
Contains the features of Type 1 & Type 2
Suitable for Personal & Small medium solutions
Based on Linux
Numerous guest operating systems work with KVM (BSD, Solaris, Windows, Haiku, ReactOS, Plan 9, and the AROS Research)
KVM is used in products such as Redhat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV)
Live migration
Storage migration
Configuration snapshots

So, this is my list of top five hypervisor tools. Hope you guys will like my efforts and if you want to share your list of hypervisor tools than feel free to share in the comment box below. Lastly, I just want to say choose those tools which are suitable for you as per your requirements.

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Top 5 Virtualization tools for Developers | List of Virtualization tools | scmGalaxy

by scmgalaxy KMarch 26, 2017February 27, 2021VirtualizationLeave a Comment

Software developers are busier now than ever before. They want to do more work in less time with quality. But, as we all know it’s not possible without right set of tools in your arsenal. So, it’s always good to find tools that can make work faster and make you more productive. Today we are going to talk on Virtualization tools. In this article I’m going to share a list of top 5 virtualization tool which will definitely help developers to improve their productivity and allow them to build better applications faster.

But, before that let’s have Quick introduction to Virtualization

Virtualization is a process in which, with the help of tools you can create a virtual version of resources like memory, operating system , server or networks instead of deploying the actual resource. In simple words you can understand it like this way: Virtualization let you run or operate a single computer into multiple ones. It let you run a Mac OS on Linux or Windows system in a single computer simultaneously. The Windows, Mac, Linux, or other system running in the virtual machine acts exactly as if it were running on real hardware. The same thing apply with storage, server or networks.

Basically Virtualization tools are used for server consolidation. But they are useful for software developers for writing or testing software.

If we look on to the benefits than these are the major benefits of Virtualization.

Lessen the number of Hardware Resources
80% server use possible
Cut IT costs
consolidated hardware to achieve higher productivity from fewer servers
multiple operating systems and applications on a single computer
simple IT infrastructure with low upkeep
Quickly deployment of new applications

So, Now without any further ado lets check out the Top 5 tools and their features.

1. Vagrant

Vagrant is an open source virtualization tool which developed by Hashicorp and written in Ruby. But, it’s support projects written in other languages too, like as Java, javascript, C#, Python and PHP. It’s work on platforms Linux, FreeBSD, macOS, and Microsoft Windows.

Features:

Open Source
Cross Platform: Linux, FreeBSD, macOS, and Microsoft Windows essential
Natively supports Docker containers
Can work with Puppet & Chef
Users can share running environment via Internet

2. VirtualBox

VirtualBox is also an open source virtualization tool which is developed by originally by Innotek GmbH and now being developed by Oracle Corporation. This virtualization tool is written in C, C++, x86 Assembly. It is one of the oldest tool in the industry which is used by developers.

Features:

Open Source
Virtualization Type: Hardware Assisted Virtualization & Paravirtualization
Cross Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux and Solaris
Easy to install and use-friendly
Video capture support
VirtualBox adds support for touchscreens

3. VMware

VMware is a veteran in the software industry which is developed by VMware Inc. and comes in 3 different packages by name VMware Workstation, VMware Fusion and VMware workstation Player in which player comes free for users who are looking to run virtual machines on their Windows or Linux systems. The first one is good option which is designed for professionals and the second one is for home users who simply wants to run windows on MAC. VMWare products are mostly written in c, C++ and assembly but different different languages are used in various other bits.

Features:

Free and Paid
Cross Platform: Windows, Linux and Mac OSX
Comes in three packages
Virtualization Type: Full Virtualization, Hardware Assisted Virtualization & Paravirtualization
Easy to use
Quick Installation

4. Xen

Xen is initially developed by University of Cambridge but now it’s belongs to Linux Foundation. Xen runs on Linux and Unix. Xen is included with most popular Linux platforms like Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, Ubuntu, and Debian.

Features:

Open Source
Platform: Linux/Unix
Virtualization Type: Paravirtualization & Hardware Assisted Virtualization
Guest Os: Windows Server 2003, Windows XP and Windows 2000
Also supports Red Hat, SUSE and Debian Linux guest OS.

5. KVM

Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is also an open source intended for personal and small-medium business solutions. It’s originally developed by Qumranet and now belongs to Red Hat. KVM is written in C and it;s suitable for Linux. If you need or looking for command line interface virtualization tool which comes with updated solutions, boundless use mode and without extra features and permitting charges than this is the right tool you can have.

Features:

Open Source
Platform: Linux
Virtualization type: Full Virtualization, Hardware Assisted Virtualization and Paravirtualization
Powerful command line interface

So, This is my list of Top 5 virtualization tools. Now, what you think about my list or if you are not agree with my selected tools or if you think this list should contain some other Virtualization tools instead of this, than write in comment section below.

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Top 10 Continuous Integration Tools | List of Best CI Tools | scmGalaxy

by scmgalaxy KMarch 20, 2017February 27, 2021Continuous IntegrationLeave a Comment

Today we are present here with another interesting article which will help you to know about the best tools which are used for continuous integration in DevOps practices.

Continuous Integration has become a mainstream technique for software development. Which makes it mandatory to implement it in your software development lifecycle (SDLC). But implementation of CI required best selection of tools to achieve good results and there is still a confusion amongst beginners and even in vetrans of software industry while choosing the best tools. So keep reading, I have done some research and compile a list of CI tools which will definitely going to help you.

Before going further, let’s first see what is Continuous Integration?

Continuous Integration is a practice in DevOps software development process which improves the quality of the code. In this practice all the developers who are related and working on the project integrate there codes into a central repository frequently for several times in a day. After which automated build and automated tests run, which verify each integrations in the repository. The main objective of the continuous integration is to provide rapid feedback when any defect is found in the code base and correct it as soon as possible.

Now we know about continuous Integration but one question arises here, Why we do Continuous Integration?

So, Now let’s see the benefits of CI

Earlier finding & addressing of Bugs – By implementing continuous integration you can do frequent testings which helps to find bugs and error quickly before they ruin your whole efforts later.

Improve software quality – Early finding issues in the codes, developers can act on them early before they grow into larger problems later, which ultimately improves the quality of the software.

Reduce the time it takes to validate – CI immensely reduce the waiting time to find out if your code’s going to work or not.

Release new software updates – Doing frequently and numbers of time automated build and test of codes helps teams to deliver the new updates to the user more often and faster.

So, these are the major benefits of CI. Now back to the point and purpose of this article, as I said earlier continuous intergation needs various tools to implement the process and choosing amongst the available tools for your purpose can be a daunting task, especially when you are going to select for the first time.

So, without further wasting any time let’s check out the top 10 Continuous integration tools.

1. Jenkins

Jenkins is a Java written Continuous Integration tool, which was initiated as the fork of Hudson after conflict with oracle. It is a cross platform tool which allow GUI interface and console commands configuration. It available under MIT license which make it free to use. It supports rich plugins that integrates with virtually every existing software configuration management [SCM] or builds tool.

Features:-

Open Source
Easy installation
Easy configuration
Rich plugin ecosystem
Extensibility
Distributed builds
Platform: Cross-platform

2. TeamCity

TeamCity is one of the mature and wise java based continuous integration server which is belongs to JetBrains labs. It is available in free and paid license for users. It’s free version offers almost all the features but for up to 20 build configurations and 3 free Build Agents. Teamcity also supports different tools and frameworks and also it’s available with wide variety of plugins. It’s also support .Net features which makes it suitable for .Net projects.

Features :-

Free and Paid
Gated Commits (prevents developers from breaking sources in a version control system by running the build remotely for local changes prior to commit)
Build Grid. Allows running multiple builds and tests under different platforms and environments simultaneously
Integrated code coverage, inspections and duplicates search
Integration with IDEs: Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio
Platforms supported: Java, .NET and Ruby
Supports cloud integration

3. Travis CI

Travis CI is an open source continuous integration tool which is written in RUBY. It’s easily get sync with GitHub. It’s supports platforms like Linux, Mac or iOS and also supports many languages in which Node js, php, Xcode, python, java, are few of them. It also performs parallel test runs using their great APIs and command line tools.

Open source
Supports pull request and branch build flow
Parallel test runs
Easily synchronize with GitHub
Flexible plans for every size project
Platforms: Hosted
Supports Many Languages like Node js, php, Xcode, python and many more.

4. Microsoft Team Foundation Server

Team foundation server which is also abbreviated to TFS is a product of microsoft. It is a collaborative tool that consists the code repositories, continuous integration, and bug or task tracking. TFS perform in environment like Eclipse, Xcode, Visual Studio or in Git client. It’s also support languages like Python, C#, HTML, Java and various others too. It is available for free downloading but under trialware license.

Trial-ware
Supports many languages like Python, C#, HTML, Java and various others
Work in any environment like Visual Studio, Xcode, Eclipse, or any Git client
Extensible tool can work effectively for all shapes and sizes

5. Bamboo

Bamboo is also one of the top continuous integration tool which is developed by Atlassian. This is available with free trial license. Bamboo is written in Java and it is easily works with JIRA & Bitbucket. It’s also allow you to import jenkins data to Bamboo easily. Bamboo also supports others tools like AWS, Amazon S3, Ant, Docker, codeDeploy, Maven, Git & SVN.

Features:-

Paid and Free trial
Cross platform
Allow to Import data from Jenkins
Works with JIRA and Bitbucket
Works with others tools like CodeDeply, Ducker, Maven, Git, SVN, Mercurial, Ant, AWS, Amazon S3 buckets
Support many languages
Can run multiple builds parerally
customization of triggers and variables
Very fast and easy to use

6. UBuild-UDeploy-URelease

UBuild-UDeploy-URelease is also known as Urbancode deploy is a collaborative product of IBM. It provides continuous delivery, self-service, speedy feedback and progressive updates within the agile development and automates the applying deployments during a consistent manner. With urbancode You can systemise the changes you pushed on servers, tiers and components and also restore the applications.

Features:-

Licensing plans
Hosted service
Server virtualization
Integrated with middle-ware
Clear visibility: what is deployed where and who changed what
Configuration and security differences across environments
Orchestration of changes across servers, tiers and components
Automated provisioning, updating, and de-provisioning of cloud environments
Automated, consistent deployments and rollbacks of applications

7. Go CD

Go CD is a free of charge (excluding commercial support) tool written in Java and Ruby which belongs to ThoughtWorks. This tool works on Linux, Windows and Mac Platforms. It’s also supports many languages but which makes it stand out among-st the tools is the Pipeline concept which makes build process easy and it eliminate the file-handle leak errors and fix the OOM on agents when parsing large xml test artifacts.

Features:-

Availability: Free with paid support
Platform: Windows, Linux, Mac
Pipeline Concept
Parallel execution of the tasks
Support Many languages
Easily compare builds
Clearly visualize workflow
Promote trusted artifacts
Plugins availability

8. GitLab CI

GitLab CI is an open source and also comes with commercial licesnse continuous integration tool. It belongs to Gitlab inc. which is written in Ruby and Go. This tool support platforms like Windows, OSX , Linux, Unix and various others which supports Go. Gitlab work with languages like Java, PHP, Ruby, C and with various others too.

Features:-

Platform: Hosted
Availability: Free and paid with trial
Easy to learn
GitLab CI is fully integrated with GitLab
Docker support
Pipeline Concept
Supports multi-languages – Java, PHP, Ruby, C etc..
Parallel builds
Autoscaling
Build artifacts

9. CircleCI

CircleCI is also belongs to Gitlab Inc, free and paid with trail option which runs in any environment like cross platform mobile app too. Circle ci supports languages such as Python, Ruby/Rails, Node.js, PHP, Haskell, Skala and Java. This tool is scalable which minimize the errors and improves application quality. Circle CI also supports Docker.

Features:-

Availability: Free and paid with trial
Platform: Cross platform
Supported languages includes Java, Ruby/Rails, Python, Node.js, PHP, Haskell, and Skala
Supports Docker
Flexible pricing model

10. Codeship

Codeship is also an powerful hosted CI tool which is available with free and paid support options. This tool is very easy to set up and it automatically deploy the passed tests results. This tool works on GitHub and Bitbucket, but you can use it with docker platform too by opting packages. This tool support langusges such as Java, PHP, Ruby (Rails), Node.js, Python, and Go.

Features:-

Availability: Free and paid
Platform: Hosted
ParallelCI feature
Supported languages Go Ruby on Rails, Node.js, PHP, Java, Go, Dart etc..
Flexible Pricing
Docker Supported (by upgrading)
Easy to setup, fast and reliable

So, this is my list of top continuous integrations tools. Hope my efforts will help you in your Continuous integration process. One more thing, I would like to add here is that, if you want to learn the continuous integration process or you need support to get started with these tools in your work environment than scmGalaxy offers support from industry experts. And, If you think that any others tools deserves place in this list than feel free to share with us in the comment section.

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Top 5 Code Editors for the Software Programmers | Best Code Editor | scmGalaxy

by scmgalaxy KMarch 18, 2017February 27, 2021IDEs and EditorLeave a Comment

This is the age of programming and coding and in the last few years software industry changes a lot. We can see a lot of automation and different kind of tools used by programmers and developers to perform their tasks and projects, and it’s necessary too because a right tool can simplify your work environment and same time it improves your productivity. So, today we are going to talk about “Code Editors” tools, which play a vital role in programmer’s workspace.

So first, Let’s see , What is code Editor?

The formal definition is: “A code editor is a type of program used for editing plain text files.”

In our language we can say: A code editor is a program in our systems or computer that allows us to write, create and edit a range of programming languages codes on them very easily and it’s also assist programmers to avoid some of the common mistakes in coding by providing them instant detailing of the code, which increase their efficiency.

So, this is very much important to use good code editors which comes with some common features which are necessary to make best use of it.

Let’s look on to the common features in Code Editor you should look for.

User-Friendly — It should be easy to use and navigate.

Search & Replace — This is one feature through which you can easily search words and replace them with few clicks.

Copy & Paste —This feature is no doubt one the most important feature because without cut,copy and paste we can not think to even write these days.

Syntax highlighting — Only a programmer knows, how it feels when a single “;” (semi-colon) missed in a code of thousand lines results in a failed program execution. So, Code editor should contain syntax highlighting feature, it helps to read and pick up code errors easily.

UTF-8 — Code editors should able to deal with UTF-8 encoded text.

Extensions — When choosing a text editor one should also check plugins availability to the editor. It allows you to use it with additional features.

Now, comes the real problem

There are so many Code editors available but to choose from them can be a challenging task. It requires time, experiment and research to find out the best code editors. To help you out we have done all these things for you and compile a list of top 10 code editors. So without wasting any time let’s start.

1. Notepad++

Notepad ++ is an open source code editor which is one of the most popular editor which compatible with windows but can be use on Linux, Unix, Mac or OS with the help of Wine. This application supports large numbers of programming, scripting and markup languages but works best with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. It is very easy to use and very lightweight application which can manage huge files without any major lags or crashes.

It’s features:-

Supports syntax highlighting
Tabbed editing
External Plugins Support
Auto indentation
Auto-completion of words & functions.
Compiler Integration
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) support
Search and Replace

2.Sublime

Sublime is also one of the most popular editor tool. The sublime editor is not available for free but you can use free trial offer. This editor works on Mac, Windows, and Linux operating systems and they have an advanced interface which is really good for server side programming. It is also lightweight but powerful editor which provides IDE-like features along with Python Scripting. This editor can be an alernative for Integrated Development Environment (IDE). This editor also allows you to use it without any complications. Easy to use and navigate.

It’s features

Lightning fast project switching
Multiple line selection and editing
Syntax highlighting
Can be completely customized
Programmers friendly Plugins support
Side by side file comparisons
cross platform support
Distraction free mode (Black screen)

3. Vim

Vim is an open source free to use editor which is one of the oldest code editor of the industry. This editor works on windows, Linux, Mac os, Android and in iOS platforms. This editor supports large number of plugins which makes it fully customizable. This is one of the most powerful editor you can use but it demands your mastery due to its overtly techie nature but once you get it, you can find no other better options than this editor.

It’s features

Work very well with large files
Supports complete keyboard operations
Supports large numbers of plugins
Useful in a remote development environment using a terminal over SSH
It can be customized to heart’s content using .vimrc dotfile & VimScript
Charityware (Donations go to charities)

4. Atom

Atom is also amongst open source free to use editors which was invented by GitHub. Atom is a quite new in this industry which was introduced as “hackable text editor for the 21st century”. It’s designed very simple but can be easily customize with the help of packages. This one is resemblance of sublime text editor. It’s work on OSX 10.8 or later, Windows and Linux platforms.

It’s features

Very easy to use
Auto-completion
Highly customizable
Offers git control and package management features
Updates on regular basis with new functionalities and bug fixes
Supports Command Palette
Easy to Customise UI

5. Komodo Edit

Komodo edit is also amongst one of the powerful editor which is available in open source and free to use that works on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Komodo edit supports few programming languages which are HTML5, TCL, XML, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Perl, CSS3, and PHP. This editor is preferred by advanced programmers , so if you are just starting out than it will take some time to understand it’s interface and navigations.

It’s features

Syntax highlighting
Auto indentation
Code folding
Auto completion
Extension support and macros
Multiple selections
Code snippets
Komodo IDE for Teams (you can upgrade for advance features)

In the end I would just say, the best text editor is the one you work most effectively with. You simply need to discover the editor that gets you there the fastest.

So, this is our selection of top editors for software programmer, we have tried our best to make this list but, if you used or using any other editors and find it better than the above mentioned list then let us know in the comment box below with it’s key features.

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