DevOps stories

The Linux Foundation and the Continuous Delivery Foundation have announced a new DevOps Bootcamp.>>

IT leaders have grown an environmental conscience, and a big one at that.>>

Delivering today’s digital demand will require a foundational change in partnerships, writes Intergen CTO Mark Dyer.>>

"We're thrilled to join JFrog to deliver something truly innovative to the market that helps developers further their digital transformation initiatives and bridge container deployment all the way to the end-device.”>>

We spoke to PagerDuty’s director of customer solutions, Abhijit Pendyal about systems changes, burnout and how to mitigate these.>>

"SREs and developers need an easy-to-use Prometheus monitoring service that is radically simple to integrate into DevOps workflows without breaking open source standards.”>>

Cornelius Mare, CISO at Fortinet Australia, explains why you should secure your DevOps, OT and 5G digital transformation initiatives before you roll them out across your distributed enterprise network.>>

Organisations are heavily relying on Amazon Web Services without properly checking for security blind spots.>>

“With Apolicy, Sysdig delivers a secure DevOps workflow for infrastructure and workloads and automatically closes the loop from production to source by fixing issues identified at runtime," says Sysdig CEO.>>

While many organisations have decided to undertake a DevOps transformation, scaling this in hybrid IT environments can present major challenges.>>

GitLab’s two-day community DevOps event will feature representatives from Google, IBM, Intel, Northwestern Mutual, Vox Media, and others.>>

According to the company, Salesforce development tools are not keeping up with current DevOps requirements.>>

"The GitLab Partner Program, and specifically our new Services Program, empowers partners to be the critical piece in their customers’ creation of a successful DevSecOps strategy that realises the full value of their GitLab investment.”>>

"To stay ahead of the threat curve, security and ITops teams are looking for ways to adopt and update security best practices, like PAM, in the most convenient way.”>>

Several options can be considered to ensure effective security for cloud-based workloads, writes ExtraHop regional sales manager for A/NZ Glen Maloney.>>

The only way to maintain a competitive customer experience is to analyse and act on a complex, distributed set of data to proactively diagnose issues.>>

“With OpenShift GitOps and OpenShift Pipelines, we are working to remove the false wall between developers and IT operations, enabling the teams to work together earlier in the application development process.">>

Decision-makers and IT leaders must consider the role MLOps will play in their business, writes Micro Focus business consultant Matthew Bertram.>>

By adopting a DevOps approach to their work, IT teams can achieve better optimised applications and consistent, reliable performance for end users.>>

Threats to applications go beyond exploiting code and logic vulnerabilities which are already more than enough to analyse and cope with.>>

"We are providing customers with easy access to a huge array of technologies that are automatically discovered, and we are constantly adding new ones.”>>

The announcement means DevOps teams will be better placed to search and analyse logs from any source, all in a centralised location, without log-targeting or manual intervention. >>

Bridgecrew recognised IaC early on as one of the best ways for modern teams to delegate security ownership to individual contributors while distributing it across existing frameworks within CI/CD pipelines. This attribute meant that IaC was invaluable in securing cloud-native environments.>>

While 2020 was one of the most challenging years for every business, those in financial services and insurance have fared better than most.>>