Kubernetes is powerful but complex—and that complexity creates real security risks. Here are four key security challenges organizations face when running Kubernetes in production, along with practical mitigation strategies.
DevOps success depends on more than team culture—your network infrastructure must be built for automation, elasticity, CI/CD integration, container support, and self-service access. Here’s what that looks like in practice.
One Identity has integrated its Safeguard PAM platform with HashiCorp Vault, giving DevOps teams a plugin-based way to securely manage secrets without bypassing enterprise access controls.
Test automation is not optional in a DevOps pipeline — it is the mechanism that makes continuous integration and continuous delivery actually work. Here is why skipping it undermines everything DevOps promises.
Despite a decade of DevOps progress, manual processes, poor visibility, and tool sprawl continue to hold teams back. Here are three key trends shaping the next era of DevOps.
AWS expanded its Sydney (ap-southeast-2) region with three major updates: CloudWatch Synthetics and Amazon Keyspaces for Apache Cassandra both reached general availability, and Amazon EKS gained AWS Fargate support.
Kubernetes adoption introduces complex network traffic, expanded attack surfaces, and visibility gaps that legacy security tools struggle to address. Here are three key areas to strengthen your Kubernetes security posture.
GitLab introduced its first structured channel partner program in April 2020, offering three non-tiered tracks for resellers, services providers, and ISVs, along with a new partner portal, deal registration, and incentive structures designed to drive DevOps adoption across enterprises.
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Kasten has made its Kubernetes data management platform, K10, available on the VMware Cloud Marketplace, giving vSphere and VMware PKS customers access to backup, disaster recovery, and application mobility for cloud-native workloads.
Open source logging tools give DevOps teams visibility across CI/CD pipelines without vendor lock-in. Learn why the ELK stack, FluentD, and open standards dominate DevOps logging strategies.
Stackery announced a major platform update in April 2020 that brings GitOps-based CI/CD pipelines, automated sandbox environments, and least-privilege security controls to serverless application development on AWS.
GitHub made private repositories free for unlimited collaborators and cut the Team plan price from $9 to $4 per user. The timing is no coincidence — GitLab already offered the same for free.
BeyondTrust released DevOps Secrets Safe v20.2 with policy-based secret generation, Azure DevOps integration, Microsoft SQL Server support, and CLI auto-complete. Here’s what each feature means for DevOps teams managing secrets at scale.
CircleCI secured $100 million in Series E funding in April 2020, bringing total investment to $215 million. The company simultaneously launched an Insights API and expanded its Orb ecosystem to help development teams measure and improve their CI/CD pipelines.
Learn why Helm has become the standard package manager for Kubernetes, and how Nexus Repository integrates with Helm to enable versioned, shareable chart management in CI/CD pipelines.
As software release cycles compress from weeks to hours, manual deployment processes become a liability. Here is why a highly automated CI/CD strategy is no longer optional for modern DevOps teams.
Alcide released sKan, a free open-source CLI tool that scans Kubernetes configuration and deployment files for security risks, integrates with CI pipelines, and brings K8s security insights directly to developers.
DevOps adoption in large enterprises is rarely straightforward. From cultural resistance and collaboration challenges to legacy systems and budget constraints, this guide examines ten common barriers and practical strategies for overcoming them.
CircleCI raised a $100 million Series E led by IVP and Sapphire Ventures, bringing total funding to $215 million as the company targets international expansion and deeper CI/CD capabilities.
