DevOps and Open Technologies
Pulumi Extends Infrastructure-as-Code Reach
At its online PulumiUP conference, Pulumi announced it will make its Pulumi CrossCode translation technology available to third parties and DevOps teams. The technology was developed to integrate a wide range of ...
Smoothing the Transition From REST to GraphQL
Since its open source release in 2015, GraphQL has taken the development world by storm. GraphQL, the query language originally developed by Facebook, is a big boon for frontend developers, as it ...
Git for Mainframe: Back to the Future
Software delivery modernization should be done with care, especially with mission-critical mainframe apps. But for some, modernization will feel like a trip back to the future. Mainframe applications are typically systems of ...
Libbpf Vs. BCC for BPF Development
If you’re into Linux development, you've probably heard BPF mentioned over the last few years. BPF stands for Berkeley Packet Filter, and the technology has a large number of use cases. BPF ...
Game Developers Shouldn’t Overlook Python’s Potential
Python is an object-oriented, general-purpose and high-level programming language developed in 1991 by Guido van Rossum. Since its development, Python has become one of the most popular programming languages in the world ...
Hasura Adds Join Capability to GraphQL Engine
Hasura today announced it has extended its GraphQL engine to make it possible to join data generated by multiple sources. Hasura CEO Tanmai Gopal said GraphQL Joins makes it possible to join ...
What Should Elon Musk Do? | Passwordless Future: Tense | WebKit iOS Monopoly Ends?
Richi Jennings | | Apple, devsecops, Digital Markets Act, Elon Musk, Europe, FIDO, free speech, iOS, passwordless, Such as we are made of—such we be, The Long View, twitter, WebKitIn this week’s The Long View: Everyone has Twitter advice for Elon Musk, passwordless vision is vacuous, and Apple prevented from forcing Safari ...
Report Finds Most Log4Shell Vulnerabilities Unpatched
A report published today by Rezilion, a provider of a platform for tracking and analyzing software vulnerabilities, found that despite all the attention the Java zero-day Log4Shell vulnerability attracted, it appears that ...
Wi-Fi 7 Chips Ahoy | Google ‘Gone Downhill Fast’ | Real-World ‘Severance’
Richi Jennings | | 802.11be, agile, Apple TV+, Broadcom, DataOps, devops, google, Great Resignation, Modest doubt is called the beacon of the wise, SEO, Severance, The Long View, WFH, Wi-Fi 7In this week’s The Long View: The first silicon for Wi-Fi 7, Google’s search quality is failing, and what “Severance” tells us about The Great Resignation ...
Not Totally Buying Web3? You’re Not Alone
The interest in Web3 is heating up. We've seen major excitement around blockchain and new Web3 protocols that are poised to reinvent the web as we know it. But it's hard to ...
ForAllSecure Adds Free Testing Tools for OSS
ForAllSecure is investing to make open source software (OSS) more secure and is making available free, personal-use versions of its Mayhem application security testing tools infused with artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to ...
Russian Dev Exodus | Puppet IPO FAIL | Intel 18A Ahead of Sched.
Richi Jennings | | Configuration Management, Heat not a furnace for your foe so hot that it do singe yourself, IaC, infrastructure as code, Intel, IPO, perforce, Puppet, Russia, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: More than 100,000 tech workers leave Russia, Perforce buys Puppet, and Intel moves faster than planned ...
