DevSecOps

Implementation of DevSecOps practices.

To adapt to change, you need to manage your software effectively. DevSecOps practices aim to reduce the number of software deployments and the time it takes to make changes. It is also important to integrate DevSecOps practices with ITSM practices.

 

bit2bit Americas provides assessment services, implementation, training, and support for the practices used throughout the DevOps cycle: Plan, Code, Build, Test, Release, Deploy, Operate, Monitor. We use Atlassian, AWS, Datadog, Docker, GitLab, JFrog, New Relic, Puppet, SonarSource, among others.

Agile Testing

Organizations need efficient software quality processes that minimize defects. Failure to do so has a direct impact on process metrics. bit2bit Americas has a team of specialists who implement the processes, practices, and tools required to achieve efficient testing processes, both manual and automated, in both traditional and agile environments.

 

bit2bit Americas works with Atlassian, Xray, QMetry technology for test management, as well as with various automated testing frameworks as part of CICD pipelines.

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Agile Testing

Agile Testing

Organizations need efficient software quality processes that minimize defects. Failure to do so has a direct impact on process metrics. bit2bit Americas has a team of specialists who implement the processes, practices, and tools required to achieve efficient testing processes, both manual and automated, in both traditional and agile environments.

 

bit2bit Americas works with Atlassian, Xray, QMetry technology for test management, as well as with various automated testing frameworks as part of CICD pipelines.

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Assessment DevSecOps

Organizations may need to understand their current state with respect to DevSecOps best practices in order to define a roadmap of next steps. This is part of any continuous improvement process to achieve excellence.

 

bit2bit Americas has DevSecOps architects experienced in conducting assessments that include analysis and diagnosis at all levels. This allows our clients to implement an improvement plan.

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Application security

Cybersecurity is a top priority for every organization. Ensuring the security of applications and software is a fundamental aspect of this. Security must be built into the solution from the beginning.

 

bit2bit Americas has a team of specialists who implement security practices throughout the entire software development cycle, from source code to deployment. This includes best practices in Web Application Firewall (WAF), etc. Our technology portfolio includes CI/CD platforms such as GitLab and Azure DevOps, and code analysis tools such as SonarQube.

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CI/CD

For an organization to be able to adapt to change, it is essential to be able to apply rapid evolution to the software that supports the business. In this context, CI and CD processes become fundamental.

 

bit2bit Americas has a team of DevSecOps specialists who implement CI and CD processes according to business needs. They use the following technologies: GitLab, Atlassian, JFrog, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, and AWS are among the technologies used.

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Source code management

The security and efficiency of an organization’s source code management practices can have a significant impact on the speed of the software development process.

 

At bit2bit Americas, our team of DevSecOps specialists provides source code management and branch strategy analysis, recommendations, and implementation services to our clients. We use GitLab, Atlassian, and other technologies that leverage the Git protocol.

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Observability

Organizations that have adopted DevOps solutions require the development and successful operation of these and related technology platforms.

 

bit2bit Americas has a global team of world-class professionals and a mature support process that allows us to provide the level of service our customers require. Our support services cover both the implementation of DevOps solutions and the platforms that support them, including GitLab, Atlassian, JFrog, Azure DevOps, AWS, and Jenkins, among others.

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DevOps Support

Organizations that have DevOps solutions require the evolution and successful operation of these, as well as related technology platforms.

 

bit2bit Americas has a global team of top level specialists, as well as a mature support process that allows us to provide the level of service required by our customers. Our support includes both support to the implemented DevOps solutions and the platforms that support them (GitLab, Atlassian, JFrog, Azure DevOps, AWS; Jenkins, among others).

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