Software has ingredients. Predominantly consisting of software code at the most fundamental level, software applications and their elemental constituent parts are created by bringing together ...

Chef hopes to bring a little clarity to the future of its open-source and commercial software work Tuesday by taking a cue from the most successful open-source business model yet developed. Later this ...

How many times do you hear about a company exposing sensitive data because they forgot to lock down a data repository on Amazon? It happens surprisingly often. Chef wants to help developers and ...

Months after it overhauled its entire product strategy around its open-source principles, Chef has some new ideas to make money off the looming masses of cloud computing holdouts. Chef plans to ...

Chef is famous in the world of software automation and configuration management, but one arena in which it's only recently dipped its toes is security and compliance automation. While organizations ...

Chef made a name for itself by pioneering automated infrastructure configuration, but with its release Monday of Habitat Builder, the DevOps company is showing off its capabilities deeper in the ...

Chef Software added a handful of new automation features to various enterprise-focused platforms targeting the transition to cloud and use of containers. Most of the updates integrate functions across ...

The peculiarity of the use of DevOps in some IT organizations is to move to encoding configuration and allowing that to regulate an automated lifecycle. Fortunately, many tools exist to do this ...

TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ShuttleOps, a new entrant in the DevOps market, today unveiled a new No-Code Software as a Service (“SaaS”) continuous integration and continuous delivery (“CI/CD”) solution ...

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