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10 years of the Technology Radar Techniques Spotlight
10 years of the Technology Radar Techniques Spotlight
10 years of the Technology Radar

Techniques Spotlight

10 years of Radar Back

÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥ Technology Radar has been tracking changes in the tech landscape for a decade.

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Here are some of the most notable blips that have appeared in the quadrants over the years.

2010

Trial

Evolutionary database

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Assess

Evolutionary ArchitectureÌý|ÌýContinuous deploymentÌý|ÌýDevOps

2011

Adopt

Infrastructure as codeÌý|ÌýContinuous Delivery (CD)

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Trial

Automate database deployment

2012

Adopt

Automated deployment pipeline

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Trial

Responsive web design

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Assess

Experience Design (XD)Ìý|ÌýMicroservices

2013

Trial

Continuous delivery for mobile devicesÌý|ÌýBlue-green deployment

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Assess

Focus on Mean Time to Recovery

2014


Hold

Cloud lift and shiftÌý|ÌýSeparate DevOps team

2015

Adopt

Consumer-driven contract testing

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Trial

Products over projectsÌý|ÌýThreat ModelingÌý|ÌýDocker for buildsÌý|ÌýEvent StormingÌý|ÌýBackend for Frontends

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Assess

Data lakeÌý|ÌýPhoenix Environments

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Hold

Microservice envy

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2016

Adopt

Pipelines as code

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Trial

Lightweight Architecture Decision RecordsÌý|ÌýAPIs as a product

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Assess

Serverless architectureÌý|ÌýContainer security scanningÌý|

Micro frontends

2017

Trial

Decoupling secret management from source codeÌý|

Architectural fitness functionsÌý|ÌýChaos EngineeringÌý|

Pipelines for Infrastructure as Code

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Assess

Service mesh

2018

Trial

Four key metricsÌý|ÌýObservability as codeÌý|ÌýSecrets as a service

2019

Trial

CD4MLÌý|ÌýSecurity policy as code

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Assess

Data mesh

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