DevOps Toolbox
DevOps Adoption in Salesforce Environments is Advancing
A global survey of DevOps professionals building apps in Salesforce environments found 44% of respondents reported their organization has a continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform in place, with another 39% planning to ...
How Bazel and GitHub Can Fix the Dependency Availability Problem
Recently, GitHub upgraded the internal version of Git they use to produce repository archives. You've probably used these archives before if you've downloaded a .zip or .tar.gz file from a repository at ...
JFrog Aligns With New Relic to Improve Observability
JFrog and New Relic jointly announced today they will provide a free integration tool that will enable New Relic's observability platform to consume log data from JFrog platforms for building and deploying ...
Eclipse Foundation Touts Java SE Temurin Certification Momentum
The Eclipse Foundation revealed today the number of downloads for Java Standard Edition (SE)—dubbed Eclipse Temurin—certified using both a technology compatibility kit (TCK) and compatibility tests for evaluating associated runtimes reached 12.3 ...
SVB: When Silly Valley Sneezes, DevOps Catches a Cold
Richi Jennings | | bank run, devops salary, payroll, Peter Thiel, salary, Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley Bank, SIVB, SVB, SVB Financial Group, The Long ViewIn this week’s #TheLongView: Silicon Valley Bank and what it means for DevOps. Your salary is safe, but who’s to blame? ...
ReversingLabs Adds Ability to Detect Secrets in Application Binaries
ReversingLabs today announced it added an ability to detect secrets exposed in application binaries to its Software Supply Chain Security (SSCS) platform. Tomislav Peričin, chief software architect for ReversingLabs, said this addition ...
Linux Tweak Brings Big Speedup ¦ DCs in SPAAACE (Redux) ¦ Atlassian Fires 500
Richi Jennings | | Atlassian, data center, disaster recovery, edge computing, hyperthreading, layoffs, linux, Lonestar Data Holdings, moon, performance, The Long View, ThreadIn this week’s #TheLongView: Intel optimizes Linux multithreaded networking, data centers in space (again), and more DevOps layoffs ...
AWS Delivers on Latest Graviton3 Price/Performance Promise
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has expanded the number of virtual machines based on the latest generation of its Graviton processors to include instances that support DDR-5 memory. The latest Amazon EC2 instance ...
New-Age Tech and Culture Driving Data Democratization
Data democratization has become critical for organizations to leverage data’s true value and fully realize its benefits. Making data available across the organization helps companies to serve customers better and make data-driven ...
Sysdig Launches Wireshark Foundation
Sysdig this week announced there is now a Wireshark Foundation that will oversee future development of the widely used open source traffic protocol analyzer. Gerald Combs, who is now director of open ...
LinkedIn Job Scams: Out of Hand ¦ 4-Day Workweek: Let’s Get Serious
Richi Jennings | | 4-Day Work Week, bad recruiting, Indeed, job scam, LinkedIn, microsoft, Recruiting, recruitment, The Long ViewIn this week’s #TheLongView: Don’t get scammed looking for a job, and momentum grows for the 32-hour working week ...
WTH? WFH is 6× Pre-Covid ¦ Plus: Agile Sucks (Redux)
Richi Jennings | | agile, Hybrid Work environment, Remote work, Remote Worker, remote workers, remote workforce, remote working, scrum, The Long View, waterfall, WFH, work from home, working at home, working from homeIn this week’s #TheLongView: Working from home is here to stay, and Agile is still a failure ...
