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What's the Difference Between Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment Software?

In the age of transformation, agility is critical for companies to remain competitive. Continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) is an automated software delivery process that empowers development teams to respond to market demands quickly. The process helps companies deploy new features as often as every few hours. This is ideal for teams using APIs to modernize legacy systems as a part of their digital transformation strategy.

Technology and The Essential Elements of Business Transformation

Business transformation is about fundamentally changing how a business operates to keep pace and remain competitive in the new digital-first environment. The goal is to adopt modern technology to improve the customer experience and corporate culture through improved operating models and technology. Read more about the elements of business transformation, why it matters, and how companies like Netflix have huge business transformation success.

Software Customization vs. Configuration

If you’re looking to buy software for your business, you might struggle to find a solution that does exactly what you need it to do. The more complex the need — application lifecycle management, for example — the less exact the fit. Your final decision will probably depend on which makes more sense for you: customization or configuration. A highly configurable tool may cost more on the front end, but your total cost isn’t just the price tag.

Insights from Deloitte: Streamline Cloud-to-Cloud Appian Migrations

Cloud-to-cloud migration can be an expensive, cumbersome, and overwhelming process with no guarantee of success. Yet, moving data from cloud to cloud is becoming more and more common in the public sector as operations are being migrated to the cloud more completely. Factors like complexities in environments, sheer volume of historical data, and application nuances can greatly impact the success or failure of a cloud migration effort.

Introducing Profile Dashboards in Moesif

We are excited to announce that Profile Dashboards are now live within Moesif! We have designed Profile Dashboards to enable customer-facing teams with a convenient way to monitor and analyze your customer’s account health. This new feature provides customer specific information in an easy and consistent fashion. Profile Dashboards allow you to see a personalized dashboard for specific users and companies.

What is OPcache and How to Install it?

OPcache is a form of caching system that caches precompiled script bytecode in a server's memory, allowing a web page to load faster each time a user accesses it. With the OPcache PHP OPcode caching system, you can speed up your website three times. In this article, we will discuss what is OPcache and how to use it to speed up your website.

How to Use Laravel to Create a GraphQL API

GraphQL is a comprehensive approach to guiding software developers in constructing data-driven applications. It is sometimes referred to be a platform or programming language agnostic query language. It is, in our opinion, the new API standard, allowing client applications to request particular data from the database rather than a full record. This article will teach you some of the core ideas needed to create a GraphQL API that uses Laravel.

GraphQL Subscription support for WSO2 API Manager via WebSockets

Nowadays most businesses adopt GraphQL Subscriptions for their event-driven applications for interactive and immediate user experience. WSO2 API Manager 4.1.0 helps you to create, publish and deploy GraphQL APIs with subscriptions. API Manager Gateway manages your GraphQL subscription backends by applying authentication, authorization, rate limiting, query payload validation, query complexity, and depth validation.