Tag: linux
Gravitational Becomes Teleport to Streamline Access Management
Gravitational today announced it has changed its name to Teleport and launched the Teleport Unified Access Plane, an open source security gateway that comes in the form of a single binary that ...
Granulate Applies AI to Linux Server Optimization
Granulate today announced that a platform that leverages machine learning algorithms to optimize Linux server environments running on-premises or in the cloud is now generally available. The Granulate platform employs agents, dubbed ...
Why the Success of Edge Computing Relies on a Linux Legacy
At this point you’ve certainly heard rumblings of the promises of edge computing and may wonder if it’s right for your organization and how to assess its viability. The way we think ...
AWS Looks to Accelerate Windows Migrations to the Cloud
Mike Vizard | | AWS, cloud deployments, linux, Microsoft Azure, on-premises environments, open source, workloadsAmazon Web Services (AWS) is ratcheting up pressure on Microsoft by devoting more resources to enable IT organizations to migrate Windows workloads to the cloud. Fred Wurden, general manager for enterprise engineering ...
GitLab Updates Core CI/CD Platform
GitLab this week delivered an update to its namesake continuous integration/continuous delivery platform that promises to make pipelines more efficient and easier to manage, in addition to making it easier to set ...
DevOps Deeper Dive: SUSE Sets DevOps Course
Mike Vizard | | cloud-native, container as a service, containers, kubernetes, linux, openshift, platform-as-a-service, red hat, SUSEThere was a time when SUSE was considered to be the second-biggest force driving the adoption of Linux in the enterprise, after Red Hat. Then came an odyssey to rival any epic ...
How App Stores Are Addressing Fragmentation in the Linux Ecosystem
Martin Wimpress | | AppImage, application delivery, Debian package, Flatpak, linux, software developers, spotifyAccording to DistroWatch, 273 Linux distributions are currently active, with another 56 dormant and 521 discontinued. While some of these have shared underpinnings, it still makes for an extremely varied landscape for ...
How to Transition to Become a DevOps Engineer
Conor Delanbanque | | AWS, DevOps engineers, DevOps practices, DevOps training, linux, Python, scripting, software developmentYou’ve either heard the buzzword or you’ve seen the extensive list of rewarding aspects that come with being a DevOps engineer. Whatever the reason you’re here, this guide should help with taking ...
CircleCI Extends CI/CD Reach to Windows Platforms
Mike Vizard | | CI/CD, circleCI, continuous delivery, continuous integration, DevOps tooling, linux, microsoft, windowsCircleCI today announced it will make available its continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) platform available on a variety of Windows platforms. Matt Wyman, vice president of product for CircleCI, said the ...
Linus Torvalds Sees Lots of Hardware Headaches Ahead
Mike Vizard | | hardware, KubeCom + CloudNativeCon + Open Source Summit China, Linus Torvalds, linux, processors, speculative executionLinux founder Linus Torvalds, today at the KubeCon + CloudNative + Open Source Summit China conference, warned attendees that managing software is about to become a lot more challenging, largely because of ...
Which Desktop OS Is Best for DevOps?
Which operating system (OS) is best for DevOps engineers to use on their workstations? That's a weighty question. Talk about which OS is "best" for any purpose is always controversial. I'm not ...
Why Unikernels Are Great for DevOps
DevOps tooling seems to be in a never-ending state of self-transformation. The continuing evolution of infrastructure and the tools that go with it are forever creating new ecosystems. On the infrastructure side, ...
