GitHub began restricting accounts belonging to developers in countries under US trade sanctions — including Crimea, Iran, Cuba, North Korea, and Syria — sparking debate about open-source access and geopolitical compliance.
AWS Lightsail simplifies virtual machine deployment for small businesses and developers. This guide explains what Lightsail is, how it compares to EC2, and walks through the steps to create your first Lightsail instance.
An overview of the DevOps platform market in 2019, covering major vendors such as Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker, Red Hat (Ansible), Atlassian, SaltStack, and others—including market segments, competitive dynamics, and the forces shaping adoption through the mid-2020s.
AWS Chatbot lets DevOps teams receive AWS service notifications and execute diagnostic commands directly inside Slack channels and Amazon Chime chat rooms, reducing context-switching during incident response.
A Crimea-based developer revealed that GitHub restricted his account due to US economic sanctions, reigniting debate about how trade controls affect open-source contributors worldwide.
After Microsoft’s $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn in 2016, the professional networking giant announced a full migration of all workloads to Microsoft Azure — and what that means for its open hardware commitments.
The global application container market was valued at USD 1.1 billion in 2017 and projected to grow at a 33.2% CAGR through 2026. Here is what DevOps engineers need to know about the market landscape, platform segmentation, and the forces driving adoption.
A breakdown of the collaboration tools software landscape—covering key players like Jira, Confluence, Slack, and Asana—what drives adoption, and how DevOps teams should evaluate these platforms.
CircleCI CTO Rob Zuber shares insights on the evolving CI/CD landscape, the company’s Series D funding round, and where DevOps tooling is headed — from Docker and Kubernetes adoption to data-driven development insights.
GKE’s Workload Identity feature highlights both the progress and the persistent gaps in Kubernetes authentication. Here’s what the Bound Service Account Token Volumes migration problem means for cluster operators.
An overview of the Kanban software market landscape, covering key platforms like Trello, Kanbanize, LeanKit, and SwiftKanban, market segmentation by deployment type and enterprise size, and what the competitive field means for DevOps and engineering teams.
AWS RoboMaker became available in Frankfurt, Singapore, and Ohio, bringing its cloud-based robotics development, simulation, and fleet management platform to seven global regions.
A roundup of notable DevOps releases and announcements from mid-2019: Databricks Runtime 5.5 with Conda, Docker’s three-tier Technology Partner Program, the AWS Chatbot beta, Azure Pipelines caching and artifact previews, and a GitLab bugfix release.
An overview of the Battlefield Management Systems (BMS) market, covering key technology categories, market segments by type and application, regional coverage, and the role of software platforms in modern defense systems.
Fairwinds released Polaris, an open source tool that audits Kubernetes cluster configurations against best practices, surfacing misconfigurations through a dashboard and an admission webhook.
Stackery announced a local IDE plug-in that lets developers build and debug AWS Lambda functions offline, lowering the barrier for DevOps teams adopting serverless workflows.
An overview of the global automotive driving simulator market, covering key vendors such as Mechanical Simulation, Ansible Motion, Cruden, Dallara, Moog, and Oktal, along with simulator types, application segments, and market drivers.
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CodeOnChain offers a GitHub-like code repository experience on the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain, enabling permanent code storage, version control, and built-in open-source monetization via Moneybutton.
DevOps didn’t rise to prominence by accident. Explore three theories — from the ‘great man’ argument to a moment-in-history explanation — that help explain why DevOps took off when it did.
