The conversation around AI in test automation is often filled with hype, but what does its implementation look like in practice? This post from Ranorex outlines their pragmatic, problem-first approach. Instead of chasing buzzwords, their focus is on how AI can solve the most persistent challenges in testing, particularly the significant time and effort spent […]
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I know it didn’t always feel like it, but with the benefit of hindsight, Application Security used to be a straightforward game. You wrote your code, you ran your scans, you fixed your warnings, and you went home. But lately there has been a shift. Teams aren’t spending their time fixing the code they wrote
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The long-standing security principle of Defense in Depth (DiD) is based on creating multiple layers of protection, much like a medieval castle with walls, a moat, and guards. However, this traditional model, built around a clear network perimeter, is struggling to keep pace with modern application development. The shift to cloud-native architectures, microservices, and rapid
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In today’s competitive landscape, the intellectual property within your applications is one of your most valuable assets. But are you doing enough to protect it from prying eyes and malicious actors? Our latest eBook, Enterprise Application Hardening, dives deep into the essential strategies and techniques to protect your applications and data. In this eBook, you’ll
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Safeguarding your code and protecting against vulnerabilities are top priorities. We all understand the criticality of identifying security issues, eliminating risks, and ensuring the integrity of our applications. With that in mind, Code Partners, in conjunction with our friends at Kiuwan, are happy to be hosting a free webinar, focused on empowering you with the
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CloudBees recently introduced a new feature into Cloudbees CI called Workspace Caching, which aims to enhance the efficiency of builds by optimizing the management of dependencies and reducing build times. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key aspects of the Workspace Cache and its implications for Jenkins users. What is the Workspace Cache? The
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This year DevOps World is being held in multiple regions around the World, and the APAC event is in Singapore in October. Code Partners will be there again, and our friends at Cloudbees have arranged to open up registrations so that any of you who want to can register for free. It’s on the 26th
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Today I needed to migrate a GitHub wiki from one repo to another. Looking through the GitHub docs didn’t help that much. Lot’s of things about transferring the whole repo to someone else, but not just the wiki part. In the end it turned out to be actually pretty easy, but there are two key
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Ansible 2.8 has been released. While not as many major features as 2.7, there are an absolute truckload of smaller features, including quite a few focussed on Windows. Some highlights for me: Experimental support for Ansible Collections and content namespacing – Ansible content can now be packaged in a collection and addressed via namespaces. This
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I have Jenkins configured with a dozen jobs that support a microservices application. The setup worked fine for several months until, suddenly, jobs started to fail with errors similar to this (console log fragment): ERROR: Maven JVM terminated unexpectedly with exit code 137 It caused all jobs to fail most of the time,
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