Security researchers at Intezer uncovered ‘Doki’, a Linux backdoor that evades all major antivirus engines and targets misconfigured Docker API endpoints on AWS, Azure, and Alibaba Cloud by using a Dogecoin blockchain-based C2 domain generation algorithm.
Rancher Labs announced general availability of Longhorn, an open-source, cloud-native block storage system for Kubernetes clusters that simplifies persistent storage, snapshots, backups, and cross-cluster replication.
An overview of the Docker monitoring tools market, covering key vendors, regional segments, deployment types, and the factors driving adoption across enterprise and SME environments.
Azure Arc lets enterprises manage VMs, Kubernetes clusters, and data services across on-premises, multi-cloud, and edge environments through a single Azure control plane. Here is a technical breakdown of how it works.
An overview of the Docker monitoring market, covering key vendors, platform segments, enterprise adoption drivers, and the factors shaping growth in containerized infrastructure observability.
Microsoft launched the Azure Sphere Research Challenge, offering security researchers up to $100,000 for critical exploits against its Linux-based IoT operating system. Here’s what you need to know about scope, rewards, and how the program works.
Azure’s DCsv2-Series VMs use Intel SGX hardware to protect data in use inside secure enclaves—closing the last major gap in cloud data security. Here’s how it works and why it matters for DevOps teams.
At Red Hat Summit 2020 Virtual Experience, executives laid out a clear hybrid cloud strategy built on RHEL, OpenShift, Kubernetes, and deep cloud partnerships. Here is what that strategy looks like in practice.
Red Hat’s OpenShift platform sits at the center of enterprise hybrid cloud strategies. Here’s how OpenShift 4.4, Advanced Cluster Management, and KubeVirt-based VM support are helping organizations manage complexity across on-premises and cloud environments.
NetApp’s Project Astra aims to solve one of Kubernetes’ biggest enterprise adoption blockers—persistent storage—by unifying container management with enterprise-grade storage services across multi-cloud and on-premises environments.
Kubernetes 1.18 introduced kubectl debug, server-side apply, immutable Secrets and ConfigMaps, kubectl run restrictions, and improved Windows support via RuntimeClass — here is what each change means for your cluster.
InterVision, an AWS Premier Consulting Partner, has earned AWS Migration Competency status — recognizing its proven expertise helping enterprises migrate complex workloads to AWS at scale.
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An overview of the Docker monitoring tools landscape, covering leading vendors, market segments, regional outlook, and the forces driving adoption of container observability platforms.
Kubernetes has won the container orchestration wars and is now reshaping how enterprises build, deploy, and scale applications. But running it in production is far more complex than a simple install. Here’s what engineering teams need to know.
A practical overview of the leading container management platforms—including Kubernetes, Docker, Amazon ECS, GKE, AWS Fargate, and Red Hat OpenShift—to help developers and businesses choose the right solution for their workloads.
MLOps is emerging as the discipline that brings DevOps-style governance, automation, and monitoring to machine learning systems. Here is what it means in practice and why it matters for engineering teams.
At RSA 2020, VMware announced deep security integrations for VMware Cloud Foundation, bringing Carbon Black workload protection, NSX Distributed IDS/IPS, and a Web Application Firewall into a unified, hypervisor-native security architecture.
How open source projects like Eclipse Che, Che4z, and Zowe are modernizing mainframe application development and bridging the gap between legacy systems and cloud-native DevOps practices.
Wind River has released an open-source-based continuous delivery platform built on Jenkins, targeting embedded Linux environments and the growing demands of edge computing and IoT.
