The best of DevOps Services (JazzHub) has been rebuilt into IBM Bluemix Continuous Delivery, which includes several new or enhanced capabilities. Read more
IBM Bluemix DevOps Services Blog
Beta integrations for Bluemix DevOps Services to be discontinued
The beta integrations in DevOps Services are being discontinued, but you can get the same capabilities from toolchains. Read more
IBM Bluemix Continuous Delivery is now live
IBM Bluemix Continuous Delivery has graduated from a beta to a live service! Your teams can now use end-to-end solutions to deliver innovative new services to users. Read more
Transformation. You gotta lead it.
It’s easy to declare that you are transforming your development organization, but a successful transformation is complex and difficult. As a leader, you must make it clear to the “troops” that you fully support the changes required from the team and from yourself to truly transform the organization. Read more
Introducing custom tool integration for Bluemix toolchains
Toolchains come with out-of-the-box support for a number of common third-party tools like GitHub and Slack. They also support more specialized Bluemix tools, like the Delivery Pipeline, that help deploy your applications. The list of tools that toolchains support is growing steadily. However, when we work directly with customers and their environments, we often find new tools to integrate that are not in the toolchain catalog. Now you can add your own tools to a toolchain by using the “Other Tool” option. Read more
Toolchains and Delivery Pipeline beta available on Bluemix Dedicated
The toolchains and Delivery Pipeline beta is now available on Bluemix Dedicated. A toolchain is a set of tool integrations that support development, deployment, and operations tasks. Delivery Pipeline is an optional service that you can use on Bluemix Dedicated to define and automate the sequence of build, deployment, and testing activities to deliver code changes from development to production.
The Toolchains and Delivery Pipeline beta is live on IBM® Bluemix®! Toolchains automate tool integrations and give teams a central place to find tools and monitor significant events, such as pipeline failures. With toolchains, you can also capture successful toolchain patterns in templates that can be provisioned in a repeatable way. Read more Introducing the IBM® Bluemix® Availability Service, which ensures the uptime and user satisfaction of applications wherever they are–in development, test, staging, or production. Read more You can run Selenium tests through Sauce Labs or you can run them locally. However, when you run them on the Delivery Pipeline service on IBM® Bluemix®, you might see errors because the server doesn’t have a way to display the Firefox window. To get the tests to run, follow these steps. Read more Has your organization integrated its corporate authentication into IBM® Bluemix®? If so, to log in to DevOps Services, you use a federated ID. If you aren’t a corporate user with a federated ID, use your IBM id and password to log in. Read more
Announcing the Toolchains and Delivery Pipeline beta on Bluemix
The end of slow apps: Introducing IBM Bluemix Availability Monitoring
Running Selenium tests from the command line on a delivery pipeline
What’s federated authentication and how does it affect me?