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Ray Tsang on Tools and Best Practices for Kubernetes Adoption

Source:-infoq.com Ray Tsang, developer advocate at Google, spoke last week at SpringOne Platform 2019 Conference about the tools and best practices developers can use in Kubernetes adoption in their organizations. Containerization and adopting container platforms like Kubernetes has been a challenge for application developers. Building container images involves Dockerfiles, which are cumbersome and error-prone when creating and maintaining them in the long run. Also, IDE tools’ support for developing and maintaining container based applications has been poor. This typically slows down the entire software development cycle. The Spring Cloud Kubernetes project provides

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Multi-Cloud, Hybrid Cloud and Kubernetes

Source:-containerjournal.com If you’ve been following the DevOps newsfeed, you’ll see that hybrid cloud is hip again! And now it has a trendy new sister, multi-cloud. I’m of the camp that believes both of these infrastructure architecture patterns are different and both require Kubernetes. This post is about why. Because there is some disagreement on whether hybrid cloud and multi-cloud are the same or different, let’s define them for the sake of this post. When I embrace definitions of techie things,

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Kubernetes security audits: What admins need to know—and do

Source:- techbeacon.com Kubernetes has come of age. Enterprise organizations across nearly all verticals, including those with strong security requirements, such as financial services, healthcare, government, and telecommunications, are deploying production applications to Kubernetes clusters. Workloads running on Kubernetes range from serverless, microservices, and stateless applications to stateful applications with back-end databases running on or off a cluster. The project has now reached a state of maturity where there’s a need to focus on how to secure Kubernetes deployments, and the community has recognized this by

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Amazon wraps Oracle to AWS migration, looks to poach workloads

Source:- searchaws.techtarget.com Amazon has moved its consumer division’s IT operations off of Oracle’s database and onto AWS services, a towering effort that gives it a calling card to attract highly critical enterprise workloads. Amazon’s consumer division has completed its migration off of Oracle’s database, a gargantuan effort to shed the company’s reliance on a rival technology provider and generate a top-tier customer case study that could help sell more AWS database services. The Oracle to AWS migration project took several

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Bringing Your Marketing Team into the World of DevOps

Source:- it.toolbox.com If your development and operations teams are moving to DevOps or already use it, then you may find yourself having to bring your marketing team along for the ride. While some people talk about bringing agile and DevOps to marketing tasks, this post focuses on how you can bring your marketing team into a DevOps state of mind. Provide DevOps 101 Training to Marketing The higher delivery velocity of DevOps might prove troublesome for some marketing people to

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How DevOps security tools support modern applications

Source:- securityboulevard.com Modern application development organizations must integrate and automate DevOps security tools such as IAST into CI/CD pipelines to speed developers. Software developers working on modern applications have embraced agile development, DevOps security tools, and continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) approaches. With consumers and enterprises increasingly relying on web and mobile apps for their software needs, developers have had to move away from monolithic on-premises applications that rely on a “big bang” launch of presentation, business logic, and data tier

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Continuous delivery: making the most of digital form factors

Source:- softwaretestingnews.co.uk Continuous delivery: making the most of digital form factors In an era where user experience is a deciding factor for potential customers, the onus on organisations has grown to find innovative ways of improving interaction with end-users through digital channels. This comes down to the quality of the software being produced: is it flexible enough to meet changing end-user demands? Is it agile enough to contend with varying degrees of traffic? Are all of its components necessary or

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VMware tightens Amazon Web Services cloud integration

Source:- networkworld.com VMware has taken another step to integrate its virtual kingdom with Amazon Web Services’ world with an on-premise service that will let customers automate database provisioning and management.  The package, Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) on VMware is available now for customers running VMware vSphere 6.5 or later and supports Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. Other DBs will be supported in the future, the companies said.[ Read also: How to plan a software-defined data-center network |Get regularly scheduled insights by signing up for Network

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AWS launches RDS on VMware as hybrid cloud picture evolves

Source:- searchaws.techtarget.com VMware customers can now run AWS’ Relational Database Service in their on-premises clusters, in a move that provides another option for hybrid cloud computing. AWS has brought its widely used Relational Database Service to on-premises VMware deployments, in a move that strikes a blow at Oracle and broadens its push into hybrid cloud. It also gives VMware yet another avenue to remain relevant amid the coalescence of hyperscale public cloud vendors and rising interest in container-based workloads. RDS

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How to create a cloud centre of excellence: A guide

Source:-cloudcomputing-news.net You may have heard that creating a cloud centre of excellence (CCoE) is formative in your cloud strategy, resulting in a huge difference in the value of cloud migration for an organisation. Here’s how to plan it out for success. What is a cloud centre of excellence? In the simplest terms, a CCoE is a team of experts, either in-house or external, who have the knowledge, experience and skills to help you plan and move to the cloud. In reality,

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Extending CI/CD: Kubernetes Continuous Deployment for Microservices

Source:- jaxenter.com In a cloud native world enamored with microservices and serverless, meet Quarkus – Java’s brilliant response to technologies like Node.js, Python and Go that had proven quicker, smaller and arguably more nimble. Donload your free beginner’s tutorial written by JAX London speaker Alex Soto.In part one of this tutorial, we learned about the basics of Docker and Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD). We used CI/CD to build and test a Java Spring microservice application, and the end result was a ready-to-deploy

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Container As A Service Caas Market to Observe Strong Development by 2025 | Cisco System, VMware Inc, Amazon Web Service (AWS)

Source:- heraldsystem.com Latest Study on Industrial Growth of Container As A Service Caas Market 2019-2025. A detailed study accumulated to offer Latest insights about acute features of the Container As A Service Caas market. The report contains different market predictions related to market size, revenue, production, CAGR, Consumption, gross margin, price, and other substantial factors. While emphasizing the key driving and restraining forces for this market, the report also offers a complete study of the future trends and developments of the market. It

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What is Kubernetes? Everything your business needs to know

Source:- zdnet.com The evolutionary path forward for virtual infrastructure in the world’s data centers is narrowing to a single lane. Historically that’s been bad news, because it used to mean vendor lock-in. That’s not what it means this time. What is Kubernetes? The definition of Kubernetes keeps changing because as it keeps growing, Kubernetes changes the world around it. Here now is the Fall 2019 edition: Kubernetes is a workload distribution and orchestration mechanism for clustered servers in a data center, ensuring

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DevOps Security Challenges and How to Overcome Them

Source:- securityboulevard.com DevOps is helping organizations develop software faster. DevOps is a software development approach that utilizes the Agile methodology to integrate and streamline the development and operations process. The result is a faster and more efficient development process.  The downside of DevOps is that the fast pace it promotes doesn’t cover security. The solution is to include security protocols and practices across the DevOps pipeline. If you’re interested in adopting the DevOps approach, read on to learn about the challenges

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Masters of Puppet say: There’s no magical one-size-fits-all answer to doing DevOpsery

Source:- theregister.co.uk Puppetize PDX 2019 Despite standing squarely in the path of the GitLab juggernaut, DevOps automation outfit Puppet is betting that a one-size-fits-all approach will end up fitting nobody particularly well. While the company extolled the benefits of picking the best tool for each job in the DevOps chain to the 400 attendees at the company’s Portland Puppetize PDX event, across the Atlantic GitLab were cheerfully listing its platform’s targets (including Puppet) in its drive to create a single DevOps application.

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Enterprise DevSecOps: Security’s Role In DevOps

Source:- securityboulevard.com As mentioned in an earlier section, DevOps is not all about tools and technology, but much of its success is how people work within this model. We have already gone into great detail about tools and process, and we approached much of the content from the perspective of security practitioners getting onboard with Devops. And since this paper is more geared towards helping security folks, here we outline their role in a DevOps environment. We hope this summation

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How DevOps can help scale your startup

Source:- jaxenter.com As a startup, the synergy between your software development team and IT operations department is one of the most important keys to growing your business. Establishing solid DevOps practices at the very outset of the startup lifecycle is vital to your long-term success. When your development and operations teams are working hand-in-hand in an atmosphere focused on continuous improvement, you will deliver a better product in a much shorter time-frame. Plus, when it comes to scaling quickly, having

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PTC CIO: 4 lessons from our DevOps journey

Source:- enterprisersproject.com IT chief Abbas Faiq shares DevOps lessons learned, from change management to training, on PTC’s road to faster software releases DevOps isn’t a new adventure for us at PTC. We first started our DevOps journey about four years ago with a team that was primarily focused on release management, software deployment, and automation of these two functions across the development team. We started early, but I wouldn’t say we crossed the finish line with that first iteration. We incorporated some

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DevOps in India and ITIL 4

Source:- dqindia.com Over the past 10 years, the idea of combining development and production within IT operations – known as DevOps – has spread throughout the world of IT. A report by Markets and Markets estimates the global DevOps market growth at up to $10.31 Billion by 2023. The demand for DevOps will be driven by several factors such as lower costs, flexibility, agility, and fast application delivery. Therefore, this opens up significant career opportunities for DevOps engineers in India and worldwide.

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AWS’ open source entreaties now include cloud credits

Source:- searchaws.techtarget.com AWS is offering an olive branch to the open source software community through the issuance of promotional credits that developers can use in conjunction with its cloud platform. AWS has ramped up its public efforts around open source through sponsorships, more code contributions and by open sourcing some of its own technology, the company said in a blog post. Now it has expanded its existing promotional credit program to open source projects. “Typically, these credits are used to perform

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