Showing posts with label fixate IO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fixate IO. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
DataOps: Combining data analytics and DevOps
Blogging and writing articles for Fixate is fun!
Next to learning about the Fixate customers like Sumo Logic and PagerDuty it is also exciting to combine IT disciplines in 1 article.
As you already know I am a trained software tester interested in data science.
Fixate is DevOps oriented, so I investigated if data science is related to DevOps.
Well, it is: DataOps.
DataOps is the extension of DevOps values and practices into the data analytics world. The DevOps philosophy emphasizes seamless collaboration between developers, quality assurance teams and IT Ops admins. DataOps does the same for the admins and engineers who store data, analyze data, archive data and deliver data.
In other words, DataOps is all about streamlining the processes involved in storing, interpreting and deriving value from big data. It aims to break down the siloes that have traditionally separated different teams from one another in the data storage and analytics fields.
Great, a story about DataOps, that's old school TestingSaaS.
Well, now it's time for something new. As you already saw in an earlier blogpost, TestingSaaS is resurrected, and I wanted to alter my blog reporting.
I always wanted to develop an infographic and why not now? So for my DataOps article I devised an infographic on DataOps, which can be found here on the Fixate Sweetcode.
It shows the infographic and an accompanying story.
In my opinion, this dual way of reporting attracts two kinds of readers: the visual (infographic) and the text readers.
And for making an infographic you really need to know your theme, otherwise you can't grasp it all in a simple, though elegant, infographic.
So, a lot of advantages.
Have fun reading and if you have any questions or feedback do not hesitate to contact me.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
New challenge: contentmarketing with Fixate
What's going on?
This summer I was approached by Chris Riley from Fixate IO, the content and influencer marketing company for techies. Chris needed help.He is a big fan of the TestingSaaS social network and wanted me to become a member of the Fixate Influencer Community aimed at DevOps.
This crack community (with the best QA and DEV professionals) is the DevOps contentmarketing engine for Fixate's clients Rollbar, Sumo Logic and a lot of others.
A huge honour
This is a huge honour for me.
I can improve my content marketing skills in my free time, meet great people and still have a daily job.
I can improve my content marketing skills in my free time, meet great people and still have a daily job.
Ok, I know about software testing, security and forensics, but Fixate IO wants to put time and effort in me and trust my work as a tech blogger and social media community leader.
That's just awesome!!
So, it's time to kick Ass.
Prepare yourself for some informative articles about DevOps, data science, security and software testing.
Thank you Fixate IO. Glad to be of help.
TestingSaaS, he's back!
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