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Verizon, AWS Partner to Deliver 5G Mobile Edge Computing to Boston, Bay Area

Source:-thefastmode.com AWS last week announced the general availability of AWS Wavelength on Verizon’s 5G network, allowing developers to build ultra-low latency applications for mobile devices and users in Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area. Customers can now deploy parts of their application that require ultra-low latency at the edge of 5G networks using the same AWS APIs, tools, and functionality they use today, while seamlessly connecting back to the rest of their application and the full range of cloud

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Red Hat Adds Java Runtime for Kubernetes to Subscription

Source:-containerjournal.com Red Hat has made available Quarkus, a Java framework that runs natively on Kubernetes, available alongside other runtimes it includes as part of a Red Hat Runtimes subscription. Rich Sharples, senior director of cloud services at Red Hat, says Quarkus provides an instance of a Java framework optimized to run in Kubernetes that removes code from the Java virtual machine (JVM), originally intended to make JVMs run anywhere. That capability is now provided by Kubernetes, he notes. Quarkus also

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DevOps, DevSecOps Leave a comment

WHAT IS DEVSECOPS AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR YOUR COMPANY?

Source:-techgenix.com The DevOps philosophy has greatly transformed how technology organizations are run and software development projects are executed. It combines the core principles of development with a focus on speedier and shorter lifecycles. DevOps has also ensured features and fixes are deployed frequently and quickly. Nevertheless, if you want to extract full value from the responsiveness and agility of DevOps, security must play an integrated role throughout the app development cycle. That’s the premise of DevSecOps. DevSecOps definition Like DevOps,

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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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7 best practices: Building applications for containers and Kubernetes

Source:-enterprisersproject.com Let’s examine key considerations for building new applications specifically for containers and Kubernetes, according to cloud-native experts. Don’t let the growing popularity of containers and Kubernetes dupe you into thinking that you should use them to run any and every type of application. You need to distinguish between “can” and “should.” One basic example of this distinction is the difference between building an app specifically to be run in containers and operated with Kubernetes (some would refer to this

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Databases also getting the full DevOps treatment, survey shows

Source:-zdnet.com ‘Databases are recognized as another code deployment which can and should be managed, tested, automated, and improved with the same robust, reliable methodologies applied to application code’ DevOps isn’t just for application deployments, it also applies to database development. DataOps is a variation which encourages automating the flow of data through enterprises, from source to storage. At the same time, DevOps — which focuses on the flow of application delivery and deployment — is increasingly being applied to databases,

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Google Cloud moves to aid mainframe migration

Source:-networkworld.com Google Cloud this week bought a mainframe cloud-migration service firm Cornerstone Technology with an eye toward helping Big Iron customers move workloads to the private and public cloud. Google said the Cornerstone technology – found in its G4 platform – will shape the foundation of its future mainframe-to-Google Cloud offerings and help mainframe customers modernize applications and infrastructure. [Get regularly scheduled insights by signing up for Network World newsletters.] “Through the use of automated processes, Cornerstone’s tools can break

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Google Cloud embraces GitOps with new Application Manager for Kubernetes

Source:-theregister.co.uk Cloud giant aims to attract developers with code-oriented deployment automation Google’s new Application Manager, now in beta, is geared toward simplifying setting up GitOps with Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) as the target platform. GitOps is the idea that developers include a definition of the infrastructure required to deploy an application in a repository alongside the application code. Devs can then automate deployment with a script that sets up the production environment as well as compiling the code. If coders

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Continuous Deployment Software Market Upcoming Trends Forecast till 2026: AWS, CircleCI, Ansible

Source:-oaoa.com Red Hat, Inc., the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today announced that Omnitracs, LLC, the global pioneer of fleet management solutions to transportation and logistics companies, has delivered its Omnitracs One platform, the next-generation of fleet management innovation, on the foundation of Red Hat OpenShift. Using the industry’s leading enterprise Kubernetes platform along with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, Omnitracs One is a completely cloud-native offering and provides an enhanced user experience with a clear path towards

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Docker Donates Converter Library for Storing CNAB Bundles in Container Registries to cnab.io

Source:-infoq.com Docker announced that they have donated the cnab-to-oci library to the Cloud Native Application Bundle (CNAB) project. The library can convert and push CNAB application bundles to OCI-compliant registries by leveraging existing OCI abstractions. The CNAB specification – originally co-developed by Docker, Microsoft, Hashicorp, Bitnami, Codefresh and others – is an attempt to be a cloud-agnostic solution for packaging and running distributed applications. Announced at DockerCon Europe 2018, CNAB uses the concept of a “bundle” to describe applications made

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Wind River Launches CD Platform for Embedded Systems

Source:-devops.com Wind River is fostering the adoption of DevOps processes for embedded systems by making available a continuous delivery (CD) platform that its customers can download. Glenn Seiler, vice president for open source strategy for Wind River, said the CD platform is based on an open source instance of the Jenkins continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform. The company envisions organizations downloading the platform as source code that Wind River will update regularly for use on top of the Wind River

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ServiceNow Store Apps Market – How the Market has witnessed Substantial Growth in recent years? TeamTeamViewer, Talkdesk, Microsoft Teams Notifications

Source:-instanttechnews.com Los Angles United States, February 2020: The ServiceNow Store Apps market has been garnering remarkable momentum in the recent years. The steadily escalating demand due to improving purchasing power is projected to bode well for the global market. QY Research’s latest publication, Titled “[ServiceNow Store Apps Market Research Report 2020]”, offers an insightful take on the drivers and restraints present in the market. It assesses the historical data pertaining to the ServiceNow Store Apps market and compares it to

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Kubernetes Without Scale: Setting up a Personal Cluster, Part 2

Source:-containerjournal.com In Part 1, we discussed some good reasons to run your own Kubernetes cluster, even for software that doesn’t need high scalability and reliability. We showed that installing and managing third-party applications such as Ghost becomes as simple as helm install, and that strong support for infrastructure as code makes Kubernetes a great way maintain your “production” environment. Typically, Kubernetes runs across several different machines, which allows applications to scale up and down with a high degree of resiliency. But

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How to succeed at DevOps? Here are 5 factors to consider

Source – ciol.com CIOs at large, medium and even small organizations nowadays are looking towards transitioning from legacy project-based, waterfall model to uninterrupted delivery of software. DevOps is the proven way to achieve it. DevOps refers to a methodology as well as cultural shift in the way organizations function. Unlike traditional waterfall model where project moves from one phase to the next (and cannot be reversed), DevOps brings collaboration amongst strategy, product management, development, quality testing, and support teams to provide

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