DevOps and Open Technologies
Theranos’s Holmes VC Reverb | 5G C-Band Marches On | Mozilla Jumps Shark
Richi Jennings | | 5G, 5G deployment, 5G network, Blockchain, climate change, cryptocurrency, Elizabeth Holmes, Firefox, Mozilla, NFTs, startup devops, tech investments, The Long View, TheranosIn this week’s The Long View: The conviction of Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes leads to greater scrutiny of startups, higher-frequency 5G NR is creeping towards reality, and Mozilla gets criticized for promoting ...
Open Source Observability Comes of Age in 2022
Observability is growing in importance to meet envisioned business objectives. Despite the benefits to performance data, organizations have faced challenges in realizing the full potential of observability based on implementation, distributed software ...
DevSecOps Will Cross the Chasm in 2022
We’ve been talking about DevSecOps and shift-left security for years. Although this approach probably didn’t “cross the chasm” in 2021, we did see some very telling milestones. Cybersecurity VC funding surged to ...
IoT Developers: Get Familiar With LoRaWAN for 2022
IoT Analytics forecast the global number of connected IoT devices would grow to 12.3 billion active endpoints in 2021. That number is expected to grow exponentially in the near future as more ...
The Future of OpenTelemetry for Observability
Frank Reno | | application performance mangement, Kubernetes tools, observability, open source, OpenTelemetryThe observability landscape is changing. Today's digital transformation journey has highlighted the need for observability as organizations look to capture, analyze and correlate all data across every level of the application stack ...
New Relic: Observability Tops 2022 DevOps Agenda
If 2021 was the year when IT organizations became aware of the need for observability, then the coming year should see observability aspirations realized. A report published by observability platform provider New ...
Best of 2021 – The Next Evolutions of DevOps
As we close out 2021, we at DevOps.com wanted to highlight the most popular articles of the year. Following is the seventh in our series of the Best of 2021. As society ...
Rails 7 FTW | WFH is SOP | 586M Passwords Dumped
Richi Jennings | | FBI, Have I Been Pwned, National Crime Agency, password security, remote working, Ruby on Rails, The Long View, WFH, work from homeIn this week’s The Long View: Ruby on Rails 7.0 is go, working from home is still de rigueur, and HIBP gets far, far bigger ...
Best of 2021 – 7 Popular Open Source CI/CD Tools
Gilad David Maayan | | automation, ci/cd tools, continuous delivery, continuous integration, open sourceAs we close out 2021, we at DevOps.com wanted to highlight the most popular articles of the year. Following is the fourth in our series of the Best of 2021. DevOps is ...
How Log4j Becomes a Serious DevOps Problem
The recent discovery of the Apache Log4j vulnerability has wide-ranging implications for anyone who develops software, especially for those in the DevOps realm. What’s most troubling about the vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) is how ...
Red Hat Adds Service to Customize RHEL Images
Red Hat this week announced a public beta of an Image Builder service that streamlines the process of building customized instances of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) operating system. Scott Herold, ...
Log4j: It’s All About the Supply Chain, Baby!
In 2021, the security story in DevOps and DevSecOps has been the supply chain. So, it’s only fitting that we are currently experiencing the mother of all supply chain issues with the ...
