This week at OSCON, Capital One released an open source DevOps dashboard named Hygieia. According to Capital One, Hygieia makes the bank the first to release an open source software product, and more are on the way.
Hygieia was developed because teams at Capital One found that most DevOps dashboards did not fit their needs, and only covered a portion of the pipeline. A tech team at the company developed Hygieia as a more comprehensive approach to managing pipelines. Hygieia has six widgets to track code repos, quality, monitoring, features, and deployment. Many of these widgets already integrate with existing products such as IBM's UrbanCode.
This is Capital One's latest foray into technology, following their hire of former PayPal executive Don Kingsborough to run a division that invests in tech startups. It's also acquired Monsoon, a design and development shop, and Adaptive Path, a user experience consulting firm.
{{ parent.title || parent.header.title}}
{{ parent.tldr }}
{{ parent.linkDescription }}
{{ parent.urlSource.name }}