System Thinkers

Benny Schnaider explains why the lack of a formal representation of your business applications' configurations is the main challenge in applying Agile to BizOps.

Learn how Terraform's technology transformed cloud infrastructure, how the idea behind it inspired Salto, and why that insight has begun to revolutionize the business applications space.

No-code and low-code prevent you from practicing Agile. But leveraging a declarative representation of configurations and metadata, allows you to enjoy the benefit of the pro-code - even if you are not a programmer.

Oran and Raz from monday.com break down the culture, org structure and hiring practices that helped them scale fast and become one of the most valuable companies that ever came out of Israel.

No-code interfaces democratized access to software, but most of them are built to manage themselves. Is that enough for today's growing 'best of breed' enterprise ecosystems? Probably not.

Discover how Josh Thorngren, VP Growth at Torq, leverages Salto to keep his GTM systems and teams aligned and help them move faster, grow quicker, and scale sanely.

Tech debt paralysis only worsens with time and is often the reason for a cycle of disruption. Rami Tamir believes that the way to break that cycle and prevent your company from staying behind starts with thinking of yourself differently.

“Big advances throw the past into stark relief.” In his third and final post of the Bridging the Gap trilogy, Gill Hoffer brings it all together and explains how Salto is taking what worked in DevOps and applies it to solve the increasing complexities of managing business application suites.

Oren Ariel, Salto's Field CTO, argues that modern business applications teams need much more than just moving data across their applications, and explains the reason behind Salto's investment in its cross-application functionality

Eliya Elon from IntSights on why everyone should stop saying “tech stack,” why you should draw more diagrams, and why a temporal understanding of dollars can point the way to long-term customer value.

Igal Perelman, Salto's VP Product, introduces our recent, massive release that includes the addition of five new applications, a new UI layout and a series of improvements that make working with Salto faster and easier than ever.

In this part, Jalal talks about the challenges faced by modern business systems teams, about building credibility with business stakeholders, and about the right way to measure success.

We asked Jalal about how his team is evolving, the role BSAs play, how Drake’s equation can be applied to the quote to cash problem, and why he believes everything starts with a quasi-utopian North Star goal.

Announcing the closing of a fresh Series B, Salto's co-founder and CEO, Rami Tamir, explores the changing landscape and the future of the business operations space.

In post two in this three-part series, Gil Hoffer, Salto's co-founder and CTO, explores how smart organizations are borrowing heavily from software development.

Noam Hammer goes deep into why we chose to build our system in a microservices architecture where each service exposes a GraphQL API, and our public API is a single graph of a combination of those services APIs.

Gil Hoffer, Salto's co-founder and CTO, offers a fresh take on addressing the challenges of managing and configuring today’s increasingly complex business applications environment.

One of the biggest pains of NetSuite developers happens when they refresh their shared sandbox from production, only to find out that some of the features they developed are lost. Omri Litvak shows you how using Salto can help with eliminating this pain, once and for all.

Join Erik in a Git tour de force, and learn why Git is the perfect tool for discovering, understanding, tracking and documenting changes in the configuration of your business applications. Life will never be the same after this.

After a year of working on Salto's open source project, Ori Moisis shares the potential pitfalls, solutions and general things he and his team learned from working with jest as a testing framework in the project.

The journey to start a new company begins with understanding a challenge and the best and innovative way to overcome it. For the veteran entrepreneurs behind Salto this journey led to a new way to think about business operations, bringing software development methodologies to business applications configuration, introducing the new paradigm - Company as Code.

A getting started tutorial for Terraform using S3 and DynamoDB backend. There are many getting started tutorials but not many full examples including bootstrapping the backend in the cloud provider. Getting started with an empty repo and ending up with some provisioned resources.

After having many conversations with SFDC admins, Hadas Birin can clearly say that there are two things that bother almost every admin out there. Both of them have to do with the ability to understand the context and potential implications of making changes in the system. In this post, she shares her insights about these challenges as well as shows how using Salto's tools can significantly reduce and even eliminate them.