Blog posts on Programmability
Programmability blog posts(8)
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.
By Byron McNaught
Rapid Response, Custom Control: The Power of Programmability
Programmable data planes are essential for modern app delivery and security. Learn how rapid customization and control can mitigate threats and boost performance.
By Lori Mac Vittie
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.
By Brian Ehlert, Ilya KrutovUse 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.
By Paul AbelAdaptive Applications and Event-Driven Infrastructure as Code
Most organizations employ automation with infrastructure as code but still retain control over deployments. Looking forward, we’ll see more of an event-driven approach, where the trigger itself is aut...
By Lori Mac VittieThe State of Application Strategy 2021: The Efficacy of Automation
Automation is a critical component of digital transformation. It is the automation of tasks via applications that is the focus of the first phase of the business journey known as digital transformatio...
By Lori Mac VittieF5 Friday: F5 Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
Just as it’s true that the application platform—the web or app server or app engine—must be provisioned first, so too must the network and application service platforms be provisioned before they can ...
By Lori Mac VittieWhat is Infrastructure as Code for NetOps?
What is Infrastructure as Code for NetOps? Read the F5 blog to discover how declarative APIs and automation streamline network provisioning and management.
By Lori Mac Vittie