DevOps in the Cloud
How 5G Will Change the Public Cloud as We Know It
When it comes to realizing the promise of 5G, we’re still a few years away. Under the hood, though, the rollout of 5G infrastructure and the new applications 5G will enable—from AR ...
Reducing Energy Consumption With Cloud Cost Efficiency
A new study from Stanford University found that it takes 75 gigajoules per year of energy for a person to have a good, long life, but the average American uses nearly four ...
Oracle’s Free Managed Service Integrates With Microsoft Azure
Oracle today extended its alliance with Microsoft to include a managed service that makes it simpler for IT organizations to embrace hybrid cloud computing. Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure integrates Windows ...
How DevOps Teams Can Defend Against API Attacks
Remember when ransomware was the main security threat that DevOps teams needed to worry about? Those days are over. Ransomware attacks are certainly still happening, but API security breaches—which increased by a ...
Atlassian Bitbucket CI/CD Cloud Service Aims for the Enterprise
Atlassian today outlined its strategy to increase the appeal of the Bitbucket continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) cloud service among enterprise IT organizations. Atlassian said it plans to focus on four core pillars: ...
What SASE Means for DevOps Teams
You have probably heard the acronym secure access service edge (SASE), and it’s hard to ignore its impact on the technology industry. SASE is a cool new way to implement networking in ...
Red Hat CEO: Out | Blind Users: Revolt | ARM: Google Joins Party
Richi Jennings | | accessiBe, accessibility, All things are ready—if our mind be so., ARM, AudioEye, Google Cloud, ibm, Lennart Poettering, Matt Hicks, Paul Cormier, red hat, The Long View, UserWayIn this week’s The Long View: Matt Hicks is the new Red Hat CEO, visual accessibility is in focus, and Google Cloud rolls out ARM instances ...
Resolving CI/CD Permissions Issues to Address Delivery Needs
Security concerns and DevOps process issues can stall CI/CD operations. DevOps teams are familiar with the frustrations plaguing their pipelines, whether regulatory or process-based. Operational hurdles are all too common in DevOps ...
ERP Modernization: How Devs Can Help Companies Innovate
In this post-pandemic world, large enterprises are looking to streamline and improve business processes within a storm of marketplace constraints. Companies in asset-heavy industries such as oil and gas, energy, retail, or ...
Dev Job Phisher Steals $540M | Patch OpenSSL NOW | Systemd Dev Joins Microsoft
Richi Jennings | | Be great in act as you have been in thought, Lennart Poettering, LinkedIn, microsoft, open source, OpenSSL, phishing, recruitment, systemd, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Spear-phishing causes $540 million loss, a high severity bug in OpenSSL might be “worse than Heartbleed,” and Lennart Poettering is now working for Microsoft ...
Rust in Linux 5.20 | Deepfake Hiring Fraud | IBM WFH ‘New Normal’
Richi Jennings | | ageism, careers, cloud and mainframe, Deepfake, Great Resignation, ibm, If we are true to ourselves we can not be false to anyone, linux, remote working, Rust, The Long View, working from homeIn this week’s The Long View: Linus says next release will support Rust, FBI warns scammers are getting hired in deepfake interviews, and 80% of IBM staff stay at home ...
Moving From Lift-and-Shift to Cloud-Native
Alexander Gallagher | | application architecture, cloud migration, cloud-native, containers, lift-and-shiftAnalyst firm Forrester recently predicted that 2022 “will see big organizations move decisively away from lift-and-shift approaches to the cloud, embracing cloud-native technologies instead.” According to Gartner, more than 85% of enterprises ...
