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Survey Shows Shift to SRE Principles to Automate IT Management
A global survey of 1,500 IT decision-makers conducted by F5 found that, on average, organizations are managing more than 200 applications deployed across an extended enterprise as well as more than 20 ...
Atlassian Expands DevOps Tools Portfolio to Improve Collaboration
Atlassian has added an extensible catalog for tracking software components, dubbed Compass, to its portfolio of DevOps tools along with an Atlassian Data Lake and Atlassian Analytics cloud service that makes it ...
Radware Embraces APIs to Improve AppSec Across Multiple Clouds
Radware this week launched an application programming interface (API) approach to securing multiple clouds designed from the ground up to be an extension of a DevSecOps workflow. Eyal Arazi, a senior product ...
DevSecOps in Azure
DevSecOps is everywhere, and chances are your organization is shifting toward this convergence of development, security and operations. In an on-premises environment, you build your own DevSecOps process by mixing and matching ...
Google Allies With GitHub to Secure Software Supply Chains
Google today revealed it has been working with GitHub to create a forgery-proof method for signing source code as part of an ongoing effort to better secure software supply chains. Bob Callaway, ...
Survey Shows Increased Focus on Modernizing IT, Retiring Apps
A survey of 140 enterprise architects and IT leaders published today suggested that, while moving applications to the cloud remains a priority, more attention is being paid to reducing technical debt by ...
New Relic Adds SLO Tools to Observability Platform
New Relic this week made a service level indicator (SLI) and service level objective (SLO) capability generally available within the New Relic One observability platform. The new capability makes it possible for ...
Facebook Bans Innocent Users | Azure and ARM/Ampere | ‘Great Resignation’—No End in Sight
Richi Jennings | | Ampere, ARM, azure, facebook, google, Great Resignation, Microsoft Azure, No legacy is so rich as honesty, The Long View, WFHIn this week’s The Long View: No remedy for banned Facebook users, new ARM-based VMs on Microsoft Azure, and The Great Resignation will still be a Thing for the foreseeable ...
Security Debt: Speed vs. Common Sense
Don Macvittie | | Agile Security, crash, devops security, kubernetes, privileged access management, run time securityA couple years ago, we had some spectacular security events that involved DevOps and Kubernetes, where the managing team simply redeployed containers whenever one crashed. It turned out that many organizations were ...
ACCELQ Further Automates Testing of Low-Code, No-Code Apps
ACCELQ today unveiled the cloud-based ACCELQ Live test automation platform that is continuously integrated with a wide range of low-code and no-code application development and deployment platforms. ACCELQ CEO Mahendra Alladi said ...
Researchers Find Privilege Escalation Vulnerability in GitHub Repos
Legit Security today revealed that it discovered a privilege escalation vulnerability in GitHub repositories that has since been remediated. Liav Caspi, Legit Security CTO, said the company worked with GitHub to remediate ...
Dagger: Standardizing CI/CD is the Holy Grail of DevOps
Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) has become a hallmark of quick software release life cycles. Nowadays, many teams support CI/CD pipelines for their software, offering a repeatable pathway to build, test ...
