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  • Strategies for scaling Agile beyond simple code-and-deploy environments

    In this tip, consultant Michael Kelly shares some models and strategies that will help teams stay Agile as projects grow.

  • Real-time performance monitoring for mobile apps

    Mobile ALM provider Keynote DeviceAnywhere and TomTom announced a partnership that enables real-time performance monitoring for TomTom mobile devices. This solution uses a cloud-based platform and provides developers with constant monitoring as well as feedback about recurring issues.

  • Managing application performance in an Agile environment

    Mike Kelly provides useful information about implementing an application performance management (APM) strategy to implement performance monitoring and testing in Agile environments.

  • Performance test specialists in Agile software development

    According to Agile expert Lisa Crispin, there are various ways to integrate performance testing and performance testing specialists into the Agile development process. This response offers her take on the importance of the performance engineer and his/her role on a development team.

  • The cloud: APM ownership challenges

    This article analyzes factors to consider when moving your APM to the cloud, examining the pros and cons of IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) providers and SaaS (Software as a Service) providers.

  • Continuous Delivery with a Rapid Deployment Pipeline

    Continuous Delivery with a Rapid Deployment Pipeline

  • APM staffing issues: A conversation with author Michael J Sydor -- Part 2

    How does an organization staff best for application performance management (APM)? In part two of this three-part series, Michael J. Sydor, author of APM best practices: Realizing Application Performance Management, tells us why staffing has the second greatest potential for failure in APM initiatives. He addresses questions about TaaS (Testing-as-a-Service) models for APM and answers question about tooling.

  • APM best practices: A conversation with author Michael J. Sydor -- Part 1

    Application performance management (APM) is a critical part of application lifecycle management ALM). In part one of this three-part series, Michael J. Sydor, author of APM best practices: Realizing Application Performance Management, describes the scope of APM initiatives and determining ROI for such initiatives.

  • Michael J. Sydor discusses application performance management implementation -- Part 3

    Application performance management (APM), an important part of ALM, must continue past development into production. In part three of this three-part series, Michael J. Sydor, author of APM best practices: Realizing Application Performance Management, wraps up by answering questions on APM implementation, skills and organizational structure.

  • Performance testing tips from the greats

    Ever wondered how major organizations such as Facebook handle performance testing? To find out, Matt Heusser took the performance testing tutorial at STPCon in Las Vegas, Nevada-- and shares five tips he learned from prominent experts in the field.

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  • Defining configuration management

    In this tip, Heusser explains that configuration management is a context-specific term, but that it ultimately means reducing the risk of failure due to change.

  • Configuration management: Does your development team have enough?

    SSQ contributor Matt Heusser, describing techniques such as push-button build, continuous integration and push-button deploy, gives tips to help you decide just how much configuration management is right for your team.

  • application lifecycle management (ALM)

    Application lifecycle management (ALM) is the supervision of a software application from its initial planning through retirement. It also refers to how changes to an application are documented and tracked.

  • ALM vendors try to make life easier for software teams, deployments

    ALM tool vendors are making progress in addressing the needs of their customers with new tools and improved features that support open source and other commercial offerings. Vendors CollabNet and Rally are in the process of answering developer requests for tooling that has built-in features catering to agile teams as well as improved testing metrics and support.

  • Polarion rolls out application lifecycle management platform

    Polarion ALM for Subversion 3.0, an integrated application lifecycle management (ALM) platform built on the open source Subversion version control system, provides one interface and repository to eliminate interface problems among development groups.

  • versioning

    Versioning is the creation and management of multiple releases of a product, all of which have the same general function but are improved, upgraded or customized... (Continued)

  • Xcitek makes software quality rebound

    Xcitek, maker of securities processing software, increased software quality and customer satisfaction using quality assurance (QA) automation tools from Compuware and a continuous integration development method.

  • Planning requirements for multiple software product releases

    Most software products evolve over time. The challenge is creating a release strategy that provides the maximum customer value consistent with budgets, schedules, resources and business objectives. This article written by Karl E. Wiegers describes two techniques for planning such release strategies.