Tag: saltstack

VMware Enhances Management Portfolio
VMware today rolled out a series of updates to its automation and monitoring portfolio as part of an ongoing effort to simplify management of highly distributed IT environments. Updates to the VMware ...

VMware Looks to Meld IT and Security Operations
VMware has acquired SaltStack as part of an effort to unify IT and security operations management. The announcement was made during the online VMworld 2020 conference this week. SaltStack has developed an ...

Survey Surfaces Root Causes of DevSecOps Tension
Results of a survey published by SaltStack, a provider of IT automation tools, suggests tensions between cybersecurity and IT professionals on the one side and DevOps teams on the other are running ...

VMware Cloud on AWS Will Bring DevOps Issues to a Head
Now that instances of VMware are starting to become available on Amazon Web Services (AWS), a DevOps ecosystem is starting to emerge around the management of applications workloads moving into and out ...

SecOps: The Next Stride for DevOps
Global IT spending is now touching a figure of $4 trillion. In today's technology-intensive environment, data is the biggest commodity, more valuable and powerful than ever. And like Peter Parker's uncle Ben ...

Get Your DevOps Right With These 7 Technologies
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SaltStack Data-Driven Orchestration on Display at SCALE 14x
SaltStack sponsors the Southern California Linux Expo with talks and demonstrations highlighting event-driven infrastructure automation. Pasadena, CA (PRWEB) January 21, 2016 SaltStack®, the creators of data-driven orchestration software for the management of ...

6 things you didn’t know about SaltStack
I recently had the pleasure of moderating the first day of the DevOps track at Gluecon 2014. As I wrote about in a previous post, the good folks at CloudSoft were kind ...