DevOps blog posts

F5 BIG-IP and Dell ObjectScale power modern S3 AI storage

Discover how Dell ObjectScale and F5 BIG-IP boost AI data delivery workloads with scalable traffic management and high-performance object storage.

Why XOps is critical for the technology sector

XOps treats AI as a platform capability, integrating AI into infrastructure, security, and operational strategies to better support a company’s applications.

Optimizing Application Delivery and Security in Microsoft Azure

Discover how to boost performance, automate workflows, and secure apps and APIs in Microsoft Azure using natively integrated tools like F5 NGINXaaS.

Excellence at Scale: Transforming AI Infrastructure with F5 and MinIO’s Secure Data Delivery

Discover how F5 and MinIO are revolutionizing data storage with innovative solutions that enhance performance, scalability, and security.

Choosing the Right Load Balancer and Application Delivery Controller as a Service for Azure

Explore when to use default Azure tools and third-party native cloud services like F5 NGINXaaS for Azure for scalable, flexible, and secure application delivery.

Augmenting the Power of F5 NGINXaaS for Azure with One-Click WAF Protection

F5 NGINXaaS for Azure offers a unified ADCaaS solution—and with the addition of F5 NGINX App Protect, it now provides customers protection from advanced threats.

F5 and Google Cloud: Secure App Modernization within Reach

Combining F5’s app security and delivery solutions with Google Cloud’s cloud-native infrastructure empowers organizations to embrace app modernization.

Securely Modernize Kubernetes Apps with F5 and Google Cloud

F5 and Google Cloud ensure secure Kubernetes modernization with centralized policies and automated security best practices.

Use Infrastructure as Code to Deploy F5 NGINX Management Suite

Streamline app and API deployment in NGINX Management Suite with the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) GitHub repository, Packer, and Terraform.

No Room for Silos when it Comes to Security

Let's stop spending so many cycles on what to call each other that we miss the opportunity to create a collaborative environment in which to deliver and deploy apps faster, more frequently, and most o...

Improving Time to Value: Process and Parallelization

The path to production is not a product. It's a process. And it's a process that needs to be collaborative and delivered in parallel whenever possible to improve time to value and enable successful ap...

Empower DevOps Pipelines with Container Ingress App Services

The growth of container app development incorporated into DevOps pipelines is nearing peak adoption across the app landscape, but some challenges persist. F5 declarative automation and orchestration s...

F5 Friday: Ingress versus ingress

As the worlds of DevOps and NetOps collide and container environments subsume definitions traditionally used in the network, let’s explore the use of the often-confusing term "ingress" in terms of the...

NetOps Needs to be Agile because the Cloud Can Change Overnight

NetOps Embrace of Automation will lead to need for NetOps Ops

Is DevOps ‘Build to Fail’ Philosophy a Security Risk?

NetOps: Your options are to lead or get out of the way

Adopting Automation: Don’t Sacrifice Strategy for Speed

Like multi-cloud, automation can be (and should be) strategic. In a perfect IT world, we would see the smooth road of (internal) digital transformation follow a predictable path to success. It would...

HTTP Rising: Telemetry, Tracking, and Terror in Container Environs

How Container Orchestration Environments Impact Health Monitoring

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Automation Needs

Ingress Controllers: New Name, Familiar Function

In Container Land, Declarative Configuration is King

If an app can’t go to the cloud, the cloud must go to the app

NetOps Embracing Github Except for One Guy Hanging on to vimdiff

How the (Other) API Economy Empowers the Enterprise

Halflings, Dragons, and DDoS Attacks

How to Scale Your Limited Network Staff: Get Rid of the Yaks

Master (DevOps) Builders Need Collaboration, Too

Management ≠ Orchestration