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The DevOps market size is likely to grow from$2.90bn in 2017 to $10.31bn by 2023, at a CAGR of 24.7% during the period 2017–2023. With the organization’s growing demand for DevOps and its services, it is highly expected to receive huge traction as the demand for quick application delivery maintains a high-quality increase. DevOps ensures that the business isn’t working in silos. It is development and operations in DevOps that unites people, processes, and technology to deliver a top-notch value to the customers. When we talk about offshore software development, it is not that easy and similarly, DevOps is also not a cakewalk. In one of our blogs , we have listed down some major steps to consider while selecting an offshore tech development partner. To have an effective collaboration, implementing new tools and technologies is quintessential in today’s times. Let’s find out the impact of offshore development and product engineering on DevOps. How Offshore Development Is Improving With

It was exactly a year ago when EOV was registered and Abhishek Nag, the CEO of Embarking On Voyage (EOV) started his entrepreneurial journey. For EOV’s successful completion of one year, we would sincerely like to thank and appreciate the support of our clients, colleagues, family, and friends and truly believing in us. Already we have built great relationships and our aim is to strengthen these relationships further by adding some more to our list. Thanks to each one of you who trusted us throughout this one-year journey and made it a success. “Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey.” – Barbara Hoffman We have truly lived by this quote this entire year and we still continue to follow it religiously. As we started EOV with an aim to deliver excellence in the digital world in the best way we can, the start wasn’t smooth. Gradually things started taking shape and the business became fully functional as well as an operative from February 2021. Pandemic tou

In one of our previous blogs, we talked about how you can  select .Net Core with React in Digital Product Engineering  to build a robust and scalable product. Nowadays, many organizations want to modernize their legacy .Net framework applications to achieve better agility, scalability, and save the cost of their cloud-native applications. To make things a little easier, we again on one of our previous blogs have given a step-by-step guide to  migrate applications from the .Net framework to .Net Core . Before we go ahead and talk about modernizing applications in offshore software product development with .Net Core using AWS, let us first try and understand the concept of modernization. What Is Modernization? Modernization refers to the re-platforming of applications that are majorly legacy enterprise ones by bringing together the latest infrastructure, architecture, and various organizational patterns. It will help you to increase your application’s resilience, engineering efficiency,

  Large enterprises have data scattered across different systems , it can be ERP, SAP, Salesforce and so on. To take key decisions to  grow business  or  cater customer in efficient manner enterprises always needed to have single unified view of data inste ad of going through each system to get information.    To have unified view of data, enter prises create Data warehouse solution which will have data from ac ross systems and top on that Data Analytics will created to  give information needed by business to take key decision.   Now, the question  arises,  what is this Data warehous e and how to get data from across systems to Data warehouse ?   What is Data Warehouse? Data warehouse is kind of system which can be used to run analytical queries faster to get insights from the data.  Now to get data from different systems  to data warehouse,  the data engineers have two  ways to implement this as  follows: –   Batch Processing   Data Streaming   Now which one of the above is to be used

  Introduction The Micro services architecture is used in  recent product development and/ or product modernization . We can easily connect  Micro services-based applications with monolithic applications through APIs. This will ensure seamless digital transformation. According to a recent research, the product companies will spend  $25.6 billion by 2024, compared to $10.5 billion in 2019 only in the product modernization. In other words, more and more organizations consider  spending  additional dollars to remain competitive in their chosen domain of expertise.   Companies usually undergo modernization of their legacy products. This they do by ensuring the key business value of their legacy investment is retained. At the same time, they are agile enough to respond to constantly changing market demands.  The   Micro services  based product modernization is a new  approach in the area of designing applications. What’s great is it  can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently. We

  Introduction Underwriters are the backbone of a sound lending process. They make sure that the risk taken (and every form of lending is a risk) is within the appetite of the firm. They also look at the other numerous checks that protect the process and the firm. The underwriting process is subtly and also vastly different depending upon which lending type we look at. For example, a residential mortgage underwriting needs to evaluate any additional borrowing that may be taking place in case of a refinance. A credit card underwriting will not involve that process but would rely more on the credit behavior of the customer. But with all these differences, there are some similarities with an overarching structure to the process. These similarities give us opportunities to assist the rigorous job underwriters have with the power of AI/ML. More about the automated underwriting process The first thing to be clear about is that there is no replacement of the underwriter. It is all but known t

  Why we need Interceptors? Very often we want to enforce or apply behaviour when receiving or sending HTTP requests within our application. We want to perform the tasks like authenticating, logging, updating the request header, error catching etc. for every http request/response. For this we need to do it explicitly for each and every http call which involves lots of energy and time to put. The reliable and promising solution for this is  Interceptor  which does all these tasks implicitly. Interceptors provide a mechanism to  intercept and modify the application’s http requests globally  before they are sent to the server. Interceptors can be used to pre and post HTTP requests. Pre-processing happens before requests are executed. This can be used to change request configurations. Post-processing happens once responses have been received. Responses can be transformed via post-processing. Let’s  try to understand the concept with below example. Create an Interceptor to update the reques

Generation Z, Millennials, and Gen X spend around 16%, 18%, and 30% more time year-over-year, respectively, in their most-used apps . Since the beginning of the pandemic, a drastic change in the behavior of consumers around the world has led to re-evaluate of the business models by many organizations. As we all are adapting to the new reality, the importance of digital transformation is increasing rapidly. In today’s world, mobile phones have become crucial to survival.  As the usage of mobile apps is increasing exponentially, the industry is likely to generate $156bn in consumer app spending by 2022 . The popularity of mobile apps amongst businesses and service providers is increasing rapidly. Almost every industry be it e-commerce stores and payment banks to healthcare and food delivery leverages mobile applications to establish effective communication with their prospective customers. So, before you plan to commit to mobile app development to be an important part of the digitally tr