Month: September 2019

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BSIMM10 Emphasizes DevOps’ Role in Software Security

Source:-darkreading.comThe latest model, with insights from 122 firms, shows DevOps adoption is far enough along to influence how companies approach software security. DevOps has reached a point in its adoption at which it influences the way organizations approach software security. Many businesses have implemented an engineering-led security culture to establish and grow software security efforts, researchers say in the BSIMM10 report. The Building Security in Maturity Model (BSIMM), now in its 10th edition, is the product of a multiyear study

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The use of open source software in DevOps has become strategic for organizations of all sizes

Source:-helpnetsecurity.comA higher percentage of top performing teams in enterprise organizations are using open source software, according to a survey conducted by DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) and Google Cloud. Additionally, the proportion of Elite performers (highest performing teams) nearly tripled from last year, showing that DevOps capabilities are driving performance. These findings reflect organizations’ increased willingness to embrace investments in technology to deliver value and the use of open source – even in highly regulated, traditionally cautious industries such as financial services. Openness

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Cloud Transformed Leave a comment

How The Cloud Transformed Our Systems—And My Career

Source:-forbes.comWith over 10 years experience using the cloud to deliver fundamental change and business value, I’m surprised that so many organizations are still just using the cloud as a place to park their virtual machines (VMs), rather than as a way to improve their applications and drive digital transformation. I was first exposed to the transformational potential of the cloud in 2009, as CIO of Comic Relief, a leading not-for-profit that found itself with an interesting conundrum; the telethons that

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Storage and DevOps: What is required for agile development?

Source:-computerweekly.com DevOps brings continuous and agile application. Storage has to fit in and make itself just as responsive to development that does away with the inertia of stifling hierarchies In the beginning,there were developers. And then software development got harder, more complicated, less straightforward. That resulted in the birth of a new engineering discipline – DevOps.  If you imagine a Venn diagram with software developers as one circle and systems engineers as another, then DevOps is the bit in the middle

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Microsoft buys Semmle in a bid to bulk out GitHub security

Source:-devclass.com Microsoft has boosted its security play via GitHub by buying code analysis firm Semmle in a pairing the firms hope will make hunting and fixing vulnerabilities as easy as a pull request. Semmle has two main products, QL,  a code analysis engine for product security teams to quickly find zero-days and variants of critical vulnerabilities, and LGTM aimed at development teams to identify vulnerabilities before they can creep into production. In a blog post, GitHub CEO Nat Friedman explained, “Semmle’s

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Cloud Computing Leave a comment

Top 5 nontechnical skills for cloud computing success

Source:- Companies that move to the cloud need a staff with a strong technical background, but soft skills are important too. Review five non-tech skills needed for a successful cloud initiative. Nontechnical skills and roles play a bigger part in successful cloud deployments than you might think. The strategic nature of cloud computing means that everyone in the business must get involved in order to succeed. IT skills are obviously essential, but a company’s personnel must also include well-rounded employees

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How To Autoscale Your Workloads on DigitalOcean Kubernetes

Source:-digitalocean.com When working with an application built on Kubernetes, developers will often need to schedule additional pods to handle times of peak traffic or increased load processing. By default, scheduling these additional pods is a manual step; the developer must change the number of desired replicas in the deployment object to account for the increased traffic, then change it back when the additional pods are no longer needed. This dependency on manual intervention can be less than ideal in many scenarios. For example, your workload could hit

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Back-up the data in AWS Elastic Block Store

Source:-arnnet.com.auIf you use Amazon Web Services Elastic Block store, it warrants back-up to avoid possible data loss in the event of an outage A recent Amazon outage resulted in a small number of customers losing production data stored in their accounts. This, of course, led to typical anti-cloud comments that follows such events. The reality is that these customers’ data loss had nothing to do with cloud and everything to do with them not understanding the storage they were using

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DevOps Tools Market to Witness Massive Growth by 2025: Docker, Red Hat(Ansible), Atlassian, Saltstack

Source:-marketjournal.co.uk The DevOps Tools Market has witnessed continuous growth in the past few years and is projected to grow even further during the forecast period (2019-2025). The assessment provides a 360° view and insights, outlining the key outcomes of the industry. These insights help the business decision-makers to formulate better business plans and make informed decisions for improved profitability. In addition, the study helps venture capitalists in understanding the companies better and make informed decisions. Some of the key players

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How to get into DevOps

Source:-opensource.comThese tips might be helpful for sysadmins or developers looking to transition into DevOps. I’ve observed a sharp uptick of developers and systems administrators interested in “getting into DevOps” within the past year or so. This pattern makes sense: In an age in which a single developer can spin up a globally distributed infrastructure for an application with a few dollars and a few API calls, the gap between development and systems administration is closer than ever. Although I’ve seen

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DevOps dictates new approach to cloud development

Source:-techbeacon.com It’s a fact: DevOps and cloud are joined at the hip. The overwhelming majority of cloud development projects employ DevOps, and the list will only get longer. The benefits to using DevOps with cloud projects are also becoming better defined. They include application development speed-to-delivery to meet the needs of the business units faster, user demands that quickly fold back into the software, and lower costs for development, testing, deployment, and operations. In this article, we define how cloud development is

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GLOBAL DEVOPS PLATFORM MARKET ANALYSIS, SIZE, GROWTH, STUDY & FORECAST 2019-2025: PUPPET LABS, CHEF, DOCKER INC., RED HAT (ANSIBLE), ATLASSIAN, SALTSTACK

Source:- newshourstoday.com The global “DevOps Platform Market” report offers precise analytical information about the DevOps Platform market. The market experts and proficient analysts generate the information based on the past and current situation of DevOps Platform market, various factors affecting the growth trajectory, global sales, demand, total revenue generated, and capitalization of the market. Moreover, the report delivers a summarized assessment of the impact of federal policies and regulations on market operations. It also comprises detailed information pertaining to the

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Data Theorem Introduced SPA Security Service to Optimize Modern Web Application Security

Source:-it.toolbox.com Data Theorem, Inc. a provider of modern application security, introduced a new SPA security service that delivers automated discovery and continuous dynamic runtime vulnerability inspection of modern web single-page applications (SPAs). Purpose-built for SPAs, the new service is differentiated in its runtime security analysis that supports both GraphQL and REST API services, the popular services for SPAs that dynamically deliver a faster and richer web user experience. With DevOps teams rapidly building web SPAs, security and IT teams using

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Cloud (In)security: Protecting Your Business Across Multiple Platforms

Source:- machtribune.com Global Static Code Analysis Software Market 2019 Growth Landscape PyCharm, ReSharper, Coverity, ReSharper C++, SonarQube Static Code Analysis Software Market Global Trends, Market Share, Industry Size, Growth, Opportunities, and Market Forecast 2019-2024, a New Addition to the huge research repertoire of Fior Markets offers insights on the Static Code Analysis Software Market for different segments and companies involved worldwide over the forecast period 2019-2024 especially in Americas (United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil), APAC (China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, India, Australia), Europe (Germany,

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What is Google up to with Anthos? More toys dropped for Kubernetes-style hybrid cloud

Source:-theregister.co.ukService Mesh and Cloud Run put existing features in a pretty wrapper Google talked up new features for Anthos, its take on hybrid cloud, at an event in New York earlier this week. Anthos Service Mesh is for connecting and securing applications and Cloud Run for Anthos deploys containerized applications. But what is Anthos – and is this not what we already have, in the form of the Istio and Knative projects? The answer is that Anthos is not really

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10 Questions To Assess Your Container and Kubernetes Security

Source:-containerjournal.com Kubernetes adoption has exploded, especially in production environments, and is considered by most as the de facto container orchestrator. As the container and Kubernetes market continues to mature, security of the cloud-native stack is becoming ever more important. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation recently published its results of a months-long security audit, along with recommendations for both cluster administrators and developers. There are many security considerations to be aware of when using Kubernetes—are your images, deployments, nodes and clusters properly locked down? Below are 10 questions

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Kubernetes’ next step could be to try orchestrating everything else

Source:-techrepublic.com Getting a Kubernetes cluster up and running isn’t as difficult as you might think. Kubernetes has become the darling of the enterprise world. Why? Because if you need the ability to quickly scale a deployment of containers, you cannot beat the power and flexibility of this tool. Data Center Must-Reads Quantum computing: Seven truths you need to know How to select a data backup system Data recovery do’s and don’ts for IT teams Server virtualization best practices and tips

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Microsoft Unveils Service To Keep Azure Connections Private

Source:-rcpmag.com Azure Private Link, a new service designed to keep Azure service connections off the public Internet, is now available from Microsoft as a preview. The service isolates connections to Azure platform-as-a-service (PaaS) products within Microsoft’s private backbone network. The connection stays within an organization’s virtual network, or “VNet” (see diagram):It’s true that organizations today can connect to Azure’s multitenant services using VNet service endpoints, but the public Internet still gets used at some point. Microsoft’s announcement explained that when an organization uses

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Review latest investments to AWS’ machine learning platform

Source:-searchaws.techtarget.com Improved deep learning capabilities lead this machine learning roundup. Learn how AWS is targeting both machine-learning-savvy developers and data scientists. AWS is always adding services and features, but it’s been particularly active with its AI services of late. For example, AWS rolled out 13 machine learning products at re:Invent 2018 alone. AWS’ massive investment in product development is good for users, but this pace of change makes it difficult for IT professionals to keep up. The Deep Learning AMIs

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Top DevOps tools that you must use in 2019 and beyond

Source: jaxenter.com DevOps continues its steady growth throughout 2019 and beyond. Here are some highly recommended tools for you and your team to check out and implement into DevOps strategies. Find out exactly what you need for your specific use cases and goals. Have you tested them out? Finding the best DevOps tool is something that will take some experimentation and testing. Like previous years, DevOps is predicted for healthy growth in 2019 and beyond. In fact, IDC, the premier

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