DevOps in the Cloud
VMware Looks to Accelerate App Migration to the Cloud
Mike Vizard | | application migration, cloud migration, devops, virtual machine, vmware, VMware HCX, workloadsVMware this week expanded the scope of its cloud migration efforts to include workloads that aren't running on its virtual machine. VMware HCX leverages replication and virtual machine mobility technology to make ...
3 Ways IoT Developers Can Make Their Applications More Secure
Larry LeBlanc | | application security, IoT, IoT developers, IoT security, National Vulnerability Database, vulnerability managementWhen the IoT was still young, IoT application developers got away with making security an afterthought, as they built prototypes and minimum viable products designed to demonstrate the different ways the IoT ...
Top 5 AWS Security Mistakes: Leaky S3 Buckets
Mike Rothman | | ACL, AWS, AWS security, CloudFront, CloudFront origin access identity, CORS, Cross origin resource sharing, data security, IAM policies, s3 bucketsAs we get ready to discuss our list of the Top 5 AWS Security Mistakes in the upcoming DevOps.com webinar, we wanted to provide a preview of the type and depth of ...
Speaking the Language of Applications
Maya Ber Lerner | | application automation, applications, Configuration Management, immutable infrastructure, infrastructure as code, infrastructure automationI arrived early to a meeting, and the pleasant security guard at AT&T suggested I take a look at their innovation museum while I wait. Among motion picture sound technology and life-size ...
Stackery Smooths AWS Serverless Integration for DevOps
Stackery today announced a plug-in capability that will allow developers to build and debug code destined to run on the Lambda serverless computing service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) from within ...
Morpheus Data Simplifies Management of Ansible and Kubernetes
Mike Vizard | | ansible, cloud management, cloud services, infrastructure management, kubernetes, Morpheus DataMorpheus Data is moving to make it easier to adopt and manage both Ansible and Kubernetes. Its Morpheus 4.0 update, announced today, includes a distribution of Kubernetes as well as tighter integration ...
How Serverless Is Impacting the IT Landscape
John Blamire | | AWS Lambda, data centers, Furnace Ignite, Microsoft Azure, serverless computing, serverless platformAlthough most users will never realize it, with every digital data entry and exchange servers are consuming substantial quantities of energy to file, store and sustain that data’s availability. While the average ...
Networking: The DevOps Community Deserves Better
Galeal Zino | | cloud-native, cloud-native apps, developers, multi-cloud environments, networking, SaaSDevelopers of cloud-native applications are at the heart of a process of radical transformation shaking up the business world. Using DevOps and SRE methodologies, modern development teams are bringing a level of ...
AWS Advances DevOps Agenda at Summit Event
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has added services to its cloud platform designed to automate the creation of virtual private clouds (VPCs) and made available additional tools to build applications and integrate external ...
Using Automation to Control Cloud Costs
Jay Chapel | | cloud cost, cost control automation, infrastructure automation, monitoring, scalabilityBy building in cost control automation from the very beginning, you can keep your cloud costs low while encouraging innovation. Infrastructure automation has become vital for every modern sys admin and operations ...
Making Your Cloud Work For You
Ariel Maislos | | cloud agility, cloud agnostic, Cloud Computing, cloud services, cloud strategy, cloud vendors, on-premises infrastructureDoes your cloud work for you, or do you work for your cloud? Given the enormous dependency and costs associated with cloud computing, that is a question more and more DevOps teams ...
Kentik: Cloud Native Applications Need Network Analytics
Moving everything into the cloud seems to have taken the spotlight from the network. As the internet is ubiquitous, who worries about the networks? Kentik has a notion that in the age ...
