DevOps in the Cloud
Report Finds Most Cloud Security Issues Left Unaddressed
Mike Vizard | | application security, cloud applications, cloud infrastructure, cloud production environment, Cloud Security, devopsAccurics, a provider of a platform for assessing the security of cloud computing environments, has published a report that finds that even once discovered, only 4% of issues reported in cloud production ...
How FaaS Is Disrupting Workflows: New CSP vs. CDN Services
Neil Glazebrook | | CDN services, cloud service providers, content delivery network, CSP, edge computing, FaaS, function as a serviceFunction as a Service (FaaS), the popular incarnation of serverless computing, along with containers, has played an important role in the migration from monolithic application architectures to those based on microservices. Its ...
CircleCI Extends Core CI/CD Platform
Mike Vizard | | CI/CD, continuous delivery, continuous integration, devops, Docker images, pipelinesCircleCI today in partnership with Plandek launched an analytics plugin dubbed Buildtrakr for its namesake continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform. Buildtrakr integrates with CircleCI and Git to synthesize commit and ...
Cloud-Native Security and Performance: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Jason Bloomberg | | cloud-native, cloud-native security, kubernetes, patch management, performance monitoringYou’re running Kubernetes in a production environment, and you need to apply a patch — perhaps to a commercial application, an open source component or even a container image. How long should ...
Rubrik Looks to Meld Data Management and DevOps
Mike Vizard | | application development, application testing, cloud application, data management, devops, SaaS, software as a serviceDuring its FORWARD Digital Summit event last week, Rubrik made a case for the melding of DevOps and data management. The company announced that its Polaris Data Management Platform, delivered as a ...
How to Secure the Intangible — Cloud Native Security in the New Age
Igor Livshitz | | Cloud Computing, Cloud Security, cloud-native, serverless computing, threat modeling, virtualizationPeople don’t want to buy a quarter-inch drill. They want a quarter-inch hole. Companies aren’t interested in managing IT; they’re more interested in results. They want to deliver software quickly and focus ...
OpenStack Delivers Ussuri Update
Mike Vizard | | containers, Kata containers, kubernetes, open source, openstack, public cloud, UssuriThe OpenStack community today officially released Ussuri, an update to the cloud management framework that tightens integration between components including the ability to automatically provision bare-metal servers using the Ironic IT automation ...
DevOps as a Service: Migrating Your Entire DevOps Stack to the Cloud
DevOps as a Service (DaaS) enables teams to centralize their tooling and workflow into one unified solution. This solution typically contains all necessary DevOps pipeline features, which replace legacy tooling. This article ...
Securing Internet-Facing Portals
Against the backdrop of the current pandemic, barely a day goes by without another portal or web application being launched to help citizens and customers interact with governments and corporations. Bringing these ...
Red Hat Extends Scope of Ansible Tools
Red Hat today announced it has extended the analytics capabilities it makes available for instances of the Ansible IT automation platform and has made the Ansible Automation Services Catalog now generally available ...
Data: The Fabric of Developers’ Lives
We’re living in the golden age of application development. Developers can tap into more resources and enjoy greater flexibility than ever before. Multi-cloud environments offer them the freedom to pick and choose ...
Multi-Cloud Cost Optimization For The Enterprise
Multi-cloud is an increasingly popular approach for deploying enterprise computing assets. But, in the same vein, managing cloud costs has become a huge challenge. Whilst public cloud continues to grow in popularity, ...
