El Segundo, CA, May 16, 2022 — Observability software provider NexClipper Inc. introduces solution for OpenStack environments to specifically cater to the observability needs of customers using the popular open cloud computing platform. OpenStack is a free, open standard cloud computing infrastructure software and one of the most active open source projects worldwide. Building on the […]

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The company will use the investment to modernize the cloud-native application delivery landscape and provide a robust end-to-end developer experience Sunnyvale, CA, May 16, 2022 — Akuity, provider of Kubernetes-native application delivery software powered by the Argo Project, today announced the completion of a $20 million (USD) Series A funding round. Lead Edge Capital and Akuity’s […]

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Balancing the speed of innovation with security is an age-old problem in software development. This is no different in modern DevOps. Development teams want a frictionless path to deploy new code but often struggle with access permissions that are linked to services. The CI/CD pipeline makes it easier for developers to quickly introduce new features […]

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London, UK, MAY 16, 2022 – Runecast Solutions Ltd., a Gartner Cool Vendor and leading provider of simplified security and operational transparency for Kubernetes workloads, is pleased to announce that its patented enterprise platform Runecast (formerly Runecast Analyzer) will expand its current Kubernetes Security Posture Management (KSPM) capabilities with advanced image scanning and CI/CD integration. […]

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Valencia, Spain,  May 16, 2022 — Sosivio, a predictive troubleshooting platform built specifically for Kubernetes, is sponsoring this year’s KubeCon Europe both in-person and virtually from May 16th-20th in Valencia, Spain. We can all agree Kubernetes is the de facto container orchestrator, but Kubernetes environments are difficult to manage at scale. It’s not a question of […]

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I’m excited that Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is sponsoring and participating in this year’s Kubecon + CloudNativeCon EU in Valencia, Spain. There, the OCI team can answer any questions that you have about modernizing your applications and demo how customers can use cloud services to build and manage modern applications in the most cost-performant way. […]

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Change introduces risk. It’s one of those foundational principles of software development that most of us learned very early in our careers. Nevertheless, it always seems to keep cropping up in spite of those repeated life lessons. Our inability to foresee the impact of changes, even small ones, often leads to negative outcomes. As the […]

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Datadog expands its existing support for OpenTelemetry by enabling native OpenTelemetry Protocol ingestion in the Datadog Agent NEW YORK, NY, May 16, 2022 – Datadog, Inc. (NASDAQ: DDOG), the monitoring and security platform for cloud applications, announced today the general availability of OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP) support in the Datadog agent. This new capability brings the […]

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Fresh from picking up an additional $70 million in funding, Observe, Inc. announced this week it has added multiple tools, dubbed Data Universe Maps, to its observability platform to visualize all datasets and surface underlying event data. The company also added pre-built applications for Kubernetes, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Jenkins environments with editions for […]

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Software is an integral part of private and commercial life; there is no way around it. You need software to do your taxes, book a flight or browse the internet. Software has made our lives much easier in so many ways. However, as we become more reliant on software we also become more vulnerable to […]

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As the machine learning market matures, new tools are evolving that better match data science and machine learning teams’ needs. Vendors, both open source and private, have been quick to introduce new products that better meet requirements making it easier and faster to develop models and enable collaboration. These new offerings range from cloud-based platforms […]

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Nobl9 has released version 1.0 of an open specification for defining service level objectives, dubbed OpenSLO, and, in addition, has defined a repeatable SLO methodology. Kit Merker, Nobl9 COO, said the Service Level Objective Development Lifecycle (SLODC) methodology represents an effort to create a set of best practices for achieving and maintaining SLOs that are […]

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Progress this week extended its DevSecOps portfolio—built atop the Chef automation framework it acquired in 2020—to now include the ability to programmatically address compliance mandates. At the same time, Progress has updated the Progress Chef InSpec framework for automating the discovery of compliance issues to add support for SAP ASE, IBM DB2, Mongo, Cassandra, Oracle, […]

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In this age of sweeping digital transformation and accelerated change, organizations are recognizing that depending solely upon the drawn-out process of waterfall methodology is no longer sustainable if they are to remain competitive and relevant. Enterprise infrastructure must incrementally embrace evolution from monolithic architectures in response to the escalating pace of technological innovation, ever-changing consumer […]

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The DevOps world is ripe for a storage paradigm change, both in how it operates within the enterprise and how it implements applications.  NVMe, especially NVMe-over-fabrics (NVMeoF), is both a tool and a host target that can provide such a change—especially in the new world of microservices and containerization. NVMe can drastically improve application performance […]

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New solution creates a state-of-the-art notification experience for customers that until now was reserved for offerings from only the largest tech companies  TEL AVIV, May 11, 2021 — Novu, the leading open source solution for notification infrastructure for developers, today announced it has raised $6.6 million in seed funding led by Crane Venture Partners, Eniac, […]

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Many companies are adopting a DevOps approach in their workflows as IT moves toward a more automated and cloud-native world—but for some industries, this migration isn’t easy. Many of these companies—in finance, health care, government—are obligated to meet compliance requirements. For these organizations, DevSecOps adds necessary security focus to the DevOps methodology. Compliance means adhering […]

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The COVID-19 pandemic created major opportunities for innovation and ushered in new technology solutions, but even as the danger subsides, this tech may still serve a purpose. Whether it be face mask detection, temperature checks, facial recognition or AI surveillance, technology crafted to combat COVID-19 is here to stay. This may present a number of […]

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We’re all pretty well settled on the idea that the rate of change in IT has been on the increase over time. From the advent of VMs to Agile to DevOps to containers, the movement has been faster—and the same is true for internal development. I’m going to approach this topic from three perspectives instead […]

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