Pipeline Runners, and the automation pipelines they run, simplify software delivery by providing a hosted mechanism to automate running tests, building packages and artifacts, and performing deployments. In other words, Pipeline Runners run Pipelines, which are the foundation of your Automated Delivery process and your overall DevOps or Cloud Engineering approach.
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DevOps 
We have been versioning products for ages. Some products use a basic numbering scheme starting at one and incrementing the changes. Other products, such as cars, use the year to indicate a version. A version is “A particular form of something differing in certain respects from an earlier form or other forms of the same type of thing.”
Chris Capell
DevOps 
Continuous Integration (CI) is the process of automating the stages of testing, building, and publishing. It is considered one of the first steps toward creating a truly automated end-to-end deployment process. The aim of CI is to create an artifact that can be deployed into one or more systems, preferably with a Continuous Deployment (CD) pipeline.
Phil Henning
DevOps
ICYMI, BitOps v2.0 is here and better than ever! We’ve introduced new features and improvements like support for plugins and a more powerful engine.
Chris Capell
DevOps 
With the variety of deployment options available, getting started with StackStorm is now easier than ever. However, it's easy to run into small data processing issues when working with complex workflows.
Dylan Lundquist
DevOps
Keeping track of your application's secrets can be overwhelming. Password managers like AWS Secrets Manager are great for securely storing your passwords, certificates, and tokens, but they can’t import secrets to applications.
To beat the overwhelm of managing secrets, you can use External Secrets Operator to import them into your application.
Chris Capell