Month: April 2020

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DevOps Metrics: Measuring What Matters

Source:-securityboulevard.com Sooner rather than later, all software development teams have to implement strong DevOps. As the product scales, the development process should get more efficient, with shorter cycles of putting high-quality software in the end user’s hands. But this requires stronger collaboration between software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops). Hence, DevOps is about applying principles and methods to improve this collaboration to build, test, and release software much faster. This is a summary of Vlakto Ivanobski’s talk “DevOps Metrics:

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GitLab Introduces First Channel Program To Drive DevOps Alliances

Source:-crn.com The breakout startup is looking to ramp engagement with resellers, services providers and tech partners as enterprises rapidly adopt its comprehensive DevOps platform. GitLab rolled out its first formal channel program Tuesday as the rapidly growing DevOps startup looks to ramp engagement with resellers, services providers and ISVs ahead of a public stock offering. The new partner program was “designed to expose the tremendous growth opportunity in the DevOps market,” said Michelle Hodges, vice president of global channel, who

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Five Attributes of a Great DevOps Platform

Source:-devops.com As we move toward 2020, the expectations are high, the software industry is moving faster and the demand for rapid and continually improving digital experiences have raised the standard. To match the needs and demands of the market, firms around the world are embracing the DevOps culture to ensure and streamline the development, packaging, testing, deployment and maintenance of software at scale. Every DevOps organization is defined by its own leadership, culture, practices, policies, leadership style, structure, talents, skills,

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Kasten Announces Availability of Kasten K10 on VMware Cloud Marketplace

Source:-enterprisetalk.com Kasten, the market leader for Kubernetes Data Management, announced that the company’s flagship platform, Kasten K10, is available on VMware Cloud Marketplace. Kasten’s collaboration with VMware enables enterprise IT and DevOps groups to immediately realize the benefits of a software-centric, Kubernetes data management solution. The K10 data management platform provides backup/restore, application mobility, and disaster recovery for vSphere customers with Kubernetes-based applications. RPA and Automation Transforming the Hospitality Industry VMware Cloud Marketplace enables customers to discover and deploy validated,

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NetApp Architects Application-Integrated Data Management for Kubernetes with Project Astra

Source:-martechseries.com NetApp introduces vision for enterprise-class data services for stateful, cloud-native applications with any Kubernetes distribution on any cloud NetApp, the leader in cloud data services, introduced Project Astra, a vision for a software-defined platform that is currently in development with the Kubernetes community. Project Astra will deliver the industry’s most robust, easy-to-consume, enterprise-class storage and data services platform for Kubernetes that enables both application and data portability for stateful applications. Marketing Technology News: IDC Publishes Future of Customers and

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Docker Monitoring Market to see Huge Growth by 2025 | AppDynamics, ITRS Group, New Relic

Source:-digitaljournal.com Docker Monitoring Comprehensive Study by Type (Solution, Services (Integration and Implementation, Consulting, Training and Support)), Application (IT and Telecom, Ecommerce and Retail, Media and Entertainment, Travel and Hospitality, Healthcare and Life Sciences, Others), Organization (Large Enterprise, Small and Medium Enterprise), Deployment (On-Premises, Cloud-Based) Players and Region – Global Market Outlook to 2024 This intelligence report provides a comprehensive analysis of the “Global Docker Monitoring Market. This includes Investigation of past progress, ongoing market scenarios, and future prospects. Data True

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A COMPARISON OF TOP DEVOPS AUTOMATION TOOLS

Source:-analyticsindiamag.com The use of DevOps tools has increased rapidly in recent times. This is because these tools are aimed to develop, integrate and provide a swift IT service delivery through improved communication between developers and operators. Be it a startup or a large enterprise, everyone is relying on DevOps tools to streamline their business operations. DevOps tools have assisted organisations in remaining in line with the changing nature and requirements of the business with the increased use of virtual platforms

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AWS and Facebook launch an open-source model server for PyTorch

Source:-techcrunch.com AWS and Facebook today announced two new open-source projects around PyTorch, the popular open-source machine learning framework. The first of these is TorchServe, a model-serving framework for PyTorch that will make it easier for developers to put their models into production. The other is TorchElastic, a library that makes it easier for developers to build fault-tolerant training jobs on Kubernetes clusters, including AWS’s EC2 spot instances and Elastic Kubernetes Service. In many ways, the two companies are taking what

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GitLab Expands Partner Program to Help DevOps Transformation Journey

Source:-channelfutures.com GitLab a DevOps platform, has expanded its global partner program for technology partners and channel partners to help with the DevOps transformation journey. The GitLap Partner Program expands the company’s customer reach and helps more organizations use GitLab for their DevOps transformation. It offers a one-stop shop for DevOps transformation combining GitLab’s expertise and single application with services and technology solutions from its partners. GitLab’s Brandon Jung Brandon Jung is GitLab‘s vice president of alliances. He said the revamped

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These 12 essential apps will make quarantine bearable

Source:-edition.cnn.com (CNN)You sure are spending a lot more time on that phone of yours nowadays, aren’t you? But perhaps you’ve tired of Sudoku, your eyes glaze over during Netflix binges and you haven’t touched Candy Crush since you started seeing the game in your dreams. It’s unclear how how long we’ll be sequestered like this. We’ll keep you busy with a cadre of new apps. So massage that crick in your neck, put on your blue-light glasses and settle down

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New Relic Announces The General Availability Of AIOps Platform

Source:-forbes.com New Relic, one of the leading cloud-based observability companies, announced the general availability of New Relic AI, the AIOps platform. AIOps AIOps PIXABAY In February 2019, New Relic acquired SignifAI, a Silicon Valley-based startup with offices in Sunnyvale and Tel-Aviv. SignifAI specialized in applying artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to IT operations. New Relic relied on the intelligent capabilities of SignifAI to add AIOps to its observability platform. Branded as New Relic AI, the product becomes one

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Alcide’s New sKan Command Line Tool Scans Kubernetes Deployment Files

Source:-infoq.com Alcide, a Kubernetes security platform, has announced the release of sKan, a command line tool that allows developers, DevOps and Kubernetes application builders access to the Alcide Security Platform. sKan enables developers to scan Kubernetes configuration and deployment files as part of their application development lifecycle including CI pipelines. Developers can scan their Kubernetes deployment files, Helm charts or Kustomized resources. Alcide is a Kubernetes-native AI-driven security platform for cross Kubernetes aspects such as configuration risks, visibility across clusters,

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NetApp’s Project Astra Aims To Unite Persistent Storage, Kubernetes

Source:- Project Astra is targeted at what NetApp called a big drawback to increased adoption of Kubernetes, namely the lack of persistent storage as containerized applications and data are moved between devops through production or between clouds and on-prem. NetApp on Wednesday unveiled a new initiative aimed at bringing enterprise-class storage services to the Kubernetes container platform as a way to manage applications and data as they move between on-premises and multi-cloud environments. The initiative, named Project Astra, is not

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GitLab feeds requirements management to its monster platform

Source:-devclass.com As seems to have become the norm during the last few release cycles for repository management service cum DevOps platform GitLab, new key features in GitLab 12.10 are more geared towards the high end of the paying customer spectrum. As the outfit pushes its monthly release into the open, the most highlighted addition to the ultimate/gold feature pool is the capability to create and view requirements at a project level. This marks the first time the company has included

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Forget Splunk — Datadog Is a Better Growth Stock

Source:-fool.com How should investors play a volatile market? Do you invest in large-cap stocks that have huge cash reserves and strong cash flows? These companies also have the experience of surviving multiple recessions. With equity markets trading 20% below record highs, do you invest in dividend stocks that have seen their yields shoot up with a decline in stock prices? I believe that you need to invest in growth stocks as they tend to outperform broader markets in the long

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Keep Applications Secure in Atlassian Bitbucket with Automated Pull Requests

Source:-securityboulevard.com As development organizations seek to innovate faster and build more secure applications at scale, one of the trends we’re seeing is the desire to automate dependency management and bring security into the places where developers spend most of their time. This was evident in our 2019 State of the Software Supply Chain Report where we analyzed 36,203 open source components from the Central Repository to determine how effectively development teams update their OSS dependencies and fix vulnerabilities. We found

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Mabl integrates web app testing with GitHub, Bitbucket workflows

Source:-infoworld.com Developed by ex-Googlers, Mabl allows developers to trigger web app testing functions using GitHub Actions and Bamboo automation Mabl, an automated front-end testing platform for web applications, is available in a new release with GitHub and Bitbucket integrations that give developers—not just QA engineers or product managers—more ways to ensure that their web apps work as intended. Mabl tests for web app front-ends ensure that a web app not only passes tests in the abstract but also behaves as

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Circonus Announces Availability of Spring 2020 Release with Kubernetes and Cloud Monitoring

Source:-dbta.com Circonus, provider of a machine data intelligence platform, has announced its Spring 2020 release. The release includes a Kubernetes monitoring solution that provides health-based alerting and horizontal pod auto-scaling, cloud monitoring, GCP Marketplace availability, performance improvements, and a more comprehensive Terraform integration. With these latest enhancements, Circonus says the solution can collect and analyze IT infrastructure, application, and container data at extreme scale across cloud, on-prem, and hybrid deployments in one platform. “Unlike traditional monitoring tools, the Circonus machine

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Kubernetes 1.18 adds more power, addresses shortcomings

Source:-theserverside.com Kubernetes is no doubt a powerful technology, but it has its shortcomings. For example, debugging under Kubernetes has always been a challenge. When it started out, Kubernetes was intended to run on Linux systems, and running Kubernetes under Windows has yet to achieve its full potential. Also, there are still troubles with how to manage unintended changes that that could corrupt an entire Kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes 1.18 promises to provide several features that will address these shortcomings. Let’s look

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Go Beyond Default Kubernetes Configs for Greater Security

Source:-containerjournal.com Some organizations might be inclined to go with Kubernetes’ default configurations with the hope that these settings will provide a reasonable degree of security. But that wouldn’t be a good idea; on the contrary, organizations could actually put themselves at risk by implementing default settings in their Kubernetes environments, as these standard options don’t elevate security to where it needs to be. Fortunately, organizations can address these shortcomings by choosing some custom settings that provide them and their data

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