Jay Lyman is a Senior Research Analyst with the Cloud Native and Applied Infrastructure & DevOps Channels at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. He covers infrastructure software, primarily hybrid and multi-cloud environments, management and orchestration, and enterprise use cases that center on the confluence of software development and IT operations known as DevOps. Jay's analysis encompasses evolving IT operations and software release models, as well as the technology used to create, deploy and support infrastructure and applications in today's enterprise and service-provider markets. This includes running the semi-annual Voice of the Enterprise: DevOps survey of both IT decision-makers and practitioners. Key areas of research also include cloud native, open source software and enterprise end users.
Prior to joining 451 Research, Jay worked as a journalist for various media firms and publications including CMP Media, LinuxInsider, NewsForge, Time Magazine and the Associated Press.
As a 451 Research analyst, Jay has been a speaker at numerous industry events, including IC3, DevOps Days, LinuxCon and OSCON, covering topics such as cloud computing, DevOps, open source software and enterprise case studies.
Our latest look at enterprise DevOps shows what is needed for good developer experiences and production that must increasingly be measured not only by speed, but also other factors such as improved experience for users of applications and services.
Survey results reveal that IT process automation is expected to increase, along with IT automation budgets. Respondents cite productivity, efficiency and speed as key benefits of IT automation, but challenges remain. Overall, automation provides IT organizations with a force multiplier, allowing them to preserve and better utilize scarce IT resources to serve their customers.
Applying generative AI to programming allows organizations to improve the efficiency of software development practices. Not only can AI assist in generating or suggesting code and documentation for developers, but it can give business-line staff greater capacity to build or customize applications or engage in analytics programming. This report looks at specialist providers of code generation tools, exploring the market, drivers and trends.
The company has reimagined the Linux operating system as an immutable, API-driven platform that is tailored for Kubernetes deployments. Sidero's Talos Linux is intended to reduce the complexity of Kubernetes with a simpler, more consistent, stable and secure operating system made for cloud-native deployments.
The company is connecting software development to customer feedback and support for a product-led approach to applications, products and DevOps. DevRev's approach aims to provide greater visibility into the impact of software releases, issue prioritization, and more efficient planning of software sprints and agile processes.
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