Articles by Bruce Johnston
Docker Inspect Explained: The Essential Guide
These days, it’s hard for a software engineer to go about their work without bumping into a Docker container. But when we bump into one that’s behaving oddly, how do we go about finding …
Help, we’re doing ISO27001! Why, what, and how?
At Stacc, Espen Thomassen Sæverud (CTO) & Øyvind Fanebust (Partner) have extensive experience in banking and finance with particular expertise in the area of Continuous Compliance. In this talk …
Regulations v DevSecOps: Requiem
In this 15 minute lightning talk, Diptesh “Dips” Mishra, CTO for Shoal (a Standard Chartered Venture) talks about the governance challenges that financial services organizations face when they look to …
Inside Investments Unlimited with John Willis
John Willis, Distinguished Researcher at Kosli, dives into Investments Unlimited - the latest novel from IT Revolution. It’s about an investment bank dealing with DevOps, DevSecOps, and IT Risk. John …
Kosli announces Innovation Partnership with DNB and Firi
We are pleased to announce that Innovasjon Norge has awarded Kosli an innovation grant of 3.4 million NOK to pursue a R&D project with DNB and Firi. In this blog we’ll give you an overview of the …
The Ultimate Guide to git blame: A How To with Examples
Source control tools give users many powers and one of the big ones is traceability. With traceability tools you can know exactly who made each change and when they made it. In Git, you use the git …
Git Blame in VS Code: The 4 Best Options
Most production projects have a team collaborating on them, so even in a single file there can be multiple contributors. When things go wrong, it’s useful to understand how and why certain changes …
Kosli's free tier is now available 🚀
Does any big software organization really know what’s happening in their software delivery processes? After 10 years of DevOps and automation we ship more changes than ever before. And we’re only …
Docker Tags Demystified: A Guide With Examples
The main principle behind Docker and containerization isn’t too difficult to grasp. You put your software and its dependencies inside a “package” and distribute it. Whoever has this …
