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Evolution of DevSecOps – Anuj Kapur and Tim Johnson, CloudBees
CloudBees CEO Anuj Kapur and Tim Johnson, director of product marketing, dive into how DevSecOps needs to evolve to reduce friction between developers and cybersecurity teams ...
How’s Facebook Work? They Don’t Know! | Cali. Pay Law | NASA RISC-V Launch
Richi Jennings | | agile, ARM, BDUF, California, Eugene Zarashaw, facebook, Long live the King, Meta, Move fast and break things, NASA, Recruiting, RISC-V, Steven Elia, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Facebook engineers admit they’ve no idea what Meta stores (or where), California requires job ads quote salaries, and RISC-V will power future NASA spacecraft ...
Designing Your DevOps Ecosystem for Multi-Cloud
As companies grow and expand to become global enterprises, IT infrastructure inevitably becomes more complex. When it comes to cloud computing, that usually means maintaining multiple clouds. There are many reasons for ...
4 Ways to Uplevel Your Software Engineering Team
In my 20 years leading software development teams, I’ve witnessed the industry’s continuous growth alongside technology’s evolution. The only thing we know for certain is that the industry will continue to change ...
AWS Outage Outrage | Rusty Linux | ARM Latest
Richi Jennings | | Amazon Web Services, ARM, AWS, FTC, linux, NVIDIA, outage, Rust, SoftBank, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Amazon Web Services falls on its face, Linux’s move to Rust takes the next step, and the FTC stabs another fatal wound in the horrible Arm/Nvidia ...
AWS re:Invent Roundup: Private 5G | Graviton3 ARM Chips | DevOps Guru++
Richi Jennings | | 5G, Adam Selipsky, Amazon, Amazon RDS, Amazon Web Services, ARM, AWS, DevOps Guru, OpenRAN Group, re:Invent, re:Invent 2021, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Three things that caught my eye from Amazon Web Services’ re:Invent conference. Private 5G, Graviton3 chips, and something called DevOps Guru for RDS (yes, really) ...
Securing Your Software Development Pipelines
Earlier this year, it was announced that the attack on IT management software provider SolarWinds had been used to compromise other organizations, including parts of the United States government. There were several ...
