A roundup of notable DevOps news: GitLab migrates its CDN to Cloudflare, LaunchDarkly secures $54M in funding, Puppet shifts to quarterly major releases, and GitHub adds 22 partners to its Student Developer Pack.
AWS CloudFront is Amazon’s globally distributed Content Delivery Network (CDN). Learn how it works, what it integrates with, and why teams use it to deliver low-latency content at scale.
A practical guide to the IT ticketing systems landscape — covering major platforms like Jira Service Management, Zendesk, Freshservice, and Zoho, along with what DevOps and ITSM teams should evaluate when selecting a solution.
From hybrid multicloud adoption to edge computing integration and hyperconverged infrastructure, these seven trends shaped how enterprises approach hybrid cloud strategy.
In early 2020, VMware faced pressure to prove that its wave of acquisitions—including Pivotal Software, Bitnami, Heptio, and Carbon Black—could translate into real hybrid cloud growth. Here is a technical and business breakdown of where the company stood.
Backing up Kubernetes and Docker environments requires more than saving container state. Learn what to back up—Dockerfiles, images, etcd, persistent volumes, and databases—and how to do it reliably.
Red Hat made OpenShift 4.3 and OpenShift Container Storage 4 generally available, bringing Kubernetes 1.16, FIPS 140-2 encryption, multi-cloud object storage, and Rook operator support to enterprise clusters.
A technical overview of the global build automation software landscape, covering the major tools—Jenkins, TeamCity, CircleCI, Bamboo, Ansible, Travis CI, and more—along with market segments, deployment models, and what DevOps teams should consider when evaluating these platforms.
Three VMware experts share their predictions for 2020: from Project Pacific and Tanzu to the challenge of balancing Kubernetes integration with support for legacy vSphere customers.
Cultural change alone won’t get your team to DevOps. Jenkins, Kubernetes, and Prometheus are three open-source tools that remove friction from deployment, scaling, and observability — the practical pillars of a DevOps workflow.
Redis CMO Howard Ting discusses the launch of RedisInsight and the Redis developer certification programme, shares observations on microservices-driven database proliferation, and explains why automation is central to a genuine DevOps mindset.
DevOps can look intimidating from the outside, but the core ideas are practical and approachable. Here’s a plain-language breakdown of what DevOps actually is, why it matters for developers and businesses, and how to start small with tools like Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes.
A next-generation Web Application Firewall (WAF) does more than block threats—it integrates into every stage of the DevOps lifecycle to help teams ship more secure code and protect production applications without slowing down delivery.
Cloud computing delivers on-demand IT resources—compute, storage, networking, and software—over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis. This guide covers how it works, service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models, advantages, limitations, and what the future holds.
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Container adoption often outpaces security review. Learn how open source tools like Anchore Engine help security teams inventory container contents, detect CVEs, and integrate scanning into CI/CD pipelines—without waiting for a budget cycle.
Quality assurance is not a phase that comes after development in a DevOps model—it is woven into every stage of the pipeline. Learn why QA is foundational to DevOps success and how to align testing practices with CI/CD workflows.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has launched a public bug bounty program for Kubernetes, operated by HackerOne, offering rewards up to $10,000 for critical security vulnerabilities.
From hyperscale infrastructure partnerships and cloud-native microservices to enhanced security postures and HPC workloads moving to the public cloud — here is what shaped cloud computing in 2020.
A candid look at how software company Sqills embraced DevOps culture and AWS cloud migration to accelerate international growth, improve team ownership, and strengthen security.
