Treating computing infrastructure as code is the smart and modern way to provision software in the cloud. Here’s what it is and why it’s better.

Infrastructure-as-code, it’s not new, but that’s definitely a big, hot thing right now. It comes with its own problems. So infrastructure-as-code automation tools and things of the like.

It has been almost two years since infrastructure software maker Progress Software spent $220 million to buy Chef, the open source automation tech vendor Chef that was helping to fuel the ...

System Initiative proposes a radical overhaul of infrastructure automation to address infrastructure-as-code chaos and ...

DevOps is all the rage these days, and "infrastructure as code" is a big part of it. Here's how and why you should treat your infrastructure like app code.

[Related slideshow: Top cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service vendors] At the same time, the code also becomes your documentation, says Chris Riley, a co-founder and DevOps analyst with Fixate.io ...

System Initiative Revolutionizes DevOps with New Platform that Replaces Infrastructure As Code General availability of visionary technology platform marks the beginning of a new era of intuitive ...

A recent survey found that 27% of DevOps workers are now managing every aspect of infrastructure as code. Getting Started While there’s a lot to like about IaC, there are also concerns among ...

Infrastructure management has been a tedious full-time job for decades. But, over the last 10 years, the way of managing the critical infrastructure has been revolutionized.

Treating infrastructure like code makes a lot of sense - even if you're managing physical, not virtual, devices. You're always going need to configure systems and deploy pre-requisites.