Webinars – Where the DevOps World Learns
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9:00 am
A Framework for GitOps App Recoverability With Red Hat OpenShift and TrilioVault
GitOps expands the use of DevOps best practices across the entire Kubernetes application life cycle, including deployment development/testing, infrastructure configuration and lifecycle management and resiliency. To enable this, administrators can configure and manage Red Hat OpenShift GitOps through ArgoCD. But regardless of whether your OpenShift clusters are hosted on-premises or in the cloud, unexpected downtime […]
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Open Source Threat Hunting: Finding Unreported Vulnerabilities
As security researchers, we geek out whenever we uncover new vulnerabilities, and we take our responsibility as a CNA very seriously. Recently, we’ve noticed some unsettling trends. Even though the majority of open source projects share security issues publicly, a significant portion of vulnerabilities in multiple flagship products go unreported. In this webinar, we dig […]
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Modernize When You Migrate: How Your DevOps Can Leap Ahead as You Move to the Cloud
Join our webinar to learn how JFrog and AWS can help you transform your DevOps and infrastructure to a more nimble and secure environment. In this webinar, you will gain insight on the strategies and best practices to help you overcome the challenges of legacy infrastructure and older application build and deployment approaches.
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5 Pitfalls of Low-Code (and How to Avoid Them)
Everyone seems to be adopting low-code, but is it as customizable, secure and scalable as it needs to be for your organization to succeed? The low-code development market only began to take shape a decade ago but, as of last year, it accounted for 44% of software development activity. The dramatic shift is pushing companies […]
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Integrate Security Controls Wherever You Build Applications
Secure software delivery for modern applications requires security tooling that can be integrated neatly into the iterative DevOps model, automating security controls directly into the developer workflow to find and fix issues proactively, before those workloads reach production.
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