Serena Software seems to be stepping impressively out of the ‘Where Are They Now’ file after a couple of years in the mashup/configuration management/what exactly do we do, backwoods of IT ignominy.
Helped by what is described as a global technology and services partnership with application service automation company Nolio, the company is now aiming to supplant a heavier Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) footprint than at any time previously.
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As the application development process becomes more agile in the enterprise, the gap between developers and the folks who manage the actual deployment of applications is getting wider than ever.
There’s always been a gap between these groups. Developers have always been somewhat notorious for not caring so much about the troubles of the people who have to manage the applications they develop. But now that developers are getting much faster at creating applications, the folks who manage the application development process are under more pressure than ever.
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Applications are getting more complex, and so are the environments into which they must be incorporated and updated. Mistakes are inevitable, and scripts often aren’t enough to release and manage applications across the data center so they don’t disrupt operations. One solution: a new, cross-department approach. To get a better understanding of what’s driving the adoption of DevOps, we turned to Eran Sher, executive vice president of products and business development and co-founder of Nolio, an application service automation provider.
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On the face of it, the term application service automation (or ASA for the sake of this blog) appears to be one of those wooly IT industry terms used to describe some element of the so-called ‘operations’ team’s daily workload.
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Nolio today announced that it was selected by City Index, a global leader in Contracts for Difference, FX and spread betting, to be the de facto standard for data center application deployment. “Nolio ASAP” allows City Index to deliver 25% more software releases each week.
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Existing infrastructure automation tools, like BMC’s BladeLogic, HP’s Server Automation software, CA’s Spectrum Automation Manager and IBM’s Tivoli Provisioning Manager, are currently not built to handle application complexities as they take a more server-centric view of the data center. With Nolio’s application-centric approach to release automation, the Nolio ASAP solution can extend the value of these infrastructure automation tools.
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The quickening pace and complexity of web and SaaS applications development release cycles and the need “to do more with less” has been placing considerable strain on IT departments. They face a daunting task of managing more and more software releases and maintenance updates in the OnDemand environment with fewer skilled resources.
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Nolio today announced it will host a free webinar with special guest Glenn O’Donnell, senior analyst at Forrester Research, Inc. on Tuesday, May 25, at 1 p.m. EDT. Titled, “Conquer Complexity with Application Release Automation”, the webinar will discuss the challenges and solutions to overcoming application release complexity in the data center, through automation.
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Nolio, a start-up that says it does application service management that helps companies automate data centre processes in the new era of virtualisation and cloud, has come out of stealth mode and is officially launching next week, CBR has learned.
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Nolio, an application service automation provider, today announced its application service automation platform (Nolio ASAP), the first application-centric solution designed to help IT operations and emerging DevOp teams improve application release, maintenance and management across the data center –reducing application failures, increasing IT productivity, and enabling operational agility to meet businesses needs.
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