Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (1 video file, approximately 56 min.)
Edition:
1st edition
Keywords:
Electronic videos ; local
Abstract:
Sponsored by F5 Tight budgets, growing cybersecurity concerns, and the challenge of maintaining legacy applications and infrastructures are overloading traditional IT resources in federal agencies. As a result, the legacy applications these agencies have relied on to support their missions and operations can no longer fully support the business requirements of innovation, agility, and efficiency. Something has to change, but what are the best ways forward? Join us for this edition of Meet the Expert with Stephen Hillier and Paul Deakin, IT experts with deep experience working with federal governments. They’ll discuss the latest app modernization trends—and how government agencies might put some of them into practice. You’ll learn how agencies are taking new approaches related to the migration of legacy application (optimizing container management and automating app delivery, for instance); gain practical advice on how to best integrate new functionality (like how to best manage and secure APIs in modern digital experiences); and explore the latest security methodologies and processes associated with evolving app development and modernization vulnerabilities (in other words, DevSecOps). What you’ll learn and how you can apply it Understand how to best approach migrating your legacy applications to modern infrastructure Learn how to integrate new functionality, like managing and securing APIs Explore the latest security methodologies and processes This course is for you because… You want to better understand how to address legacy applications that can no longer support your business requirements. You want to learn about the fundamental shifts that are transforming the business landscape and customer needs. Recommended follow-up: Read Software Engineering at Google (book) Read Seriously Good Software (book)
Note:
Online resource; Title from title screen (viewed July 22, 2021)
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Mode of access: World Wide Web.
