Southeast Asia’s cloud computing market is undergoing rapid transformation. From hybrid and multi-cloud adoption to data sovereignty and confidential computing, here are the key trends shaping the region’s digital future.
Google Cloud launched AI Platform Pipelines in beta to streamline ML workflows, while AWS introduced Bottlerocket, an open-source OS purpose-built for running containers. Here is what both announcements mean for DevOps and platform engineering teams.
ZeroNorth showcased its risk-based vulnerability orchestration platform at RSA Conference 2020, demonstrating how security and development teams can collaborate more effectively through consolidated scanning, automated governance, and application-level risk management.
IIT Kharagpur offered a free 8-week online cloud computing course through NPTEL, covering cloud architecture, security, fog computing, and more. Here’s a full breakdown of the course, eligibility, curriculum, and certification process.
Kubernetes has become the dominant container orchestration platform in the enterprise. Learn why its open-source community, deployment flexibility, and DevOps automation make it essential for modern organisations.
After a decades-long series of acquisitions, SUSE re-emerged as an independent company with a focused DevOps and cloud-native strategy built around Kubernetes, Linux, and container platforms.
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Serverless (Functions as a Service) is generating enormous buzz, but does it spell the end for Kubernetes? Here’s why the two technologies are more complementary than competitive.
GitLab’s Meltano platform hit v1.0 in late 2019, targeting data analysts and data engineers with a GitLab-style workflow. Here’s what the project aimed to solve and where it planned to go.
Building a DevOps toolchain that satisfies developers, IT operations, and business stakeholders is no small task. Learn how to assess needs, close gaps, drive adoption, and evaluate the full value of your toolchain strategy.
Amazon’s consumer division has finished migrating roughly 7,500 Oracle database instances to AWS-native services, including DynamoDB, Aurora, RDS, and Redshift. Here is what actually happened and what it means for enterprises evaluating a similar move.
Modern application development teams must integrate and automate security tools—including IAST, SAST, DAST, and SCA—into CI/CD pipelines to ship secure software without sacrificing delivery velocity.
AWS launched a promotional cloud credits program for open source project maintainers, covering CI/CD, testing, and artifact storage—but industry observers have mixed views on the timing and depth of the commitment.
In October 2019, GitHub CEO Nat Friedman published a public defense of the company’s decision to renew a GitHub Enterprise Server contract with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), even as employees demanded the contract be cancelled.
From assuming DevOps is purely a technology to believing you must adopt CI/CD immediately, misconceptions abound. Here are five of the most persistent DevOps myths — and why they are wrong.
SUSE has ceased development and sales of its OpenStack Cloud product, pivoting to a Kubernetes-based container platform and Cloud Foundry application platform. Here’s what that means for the OpenStack ecosystem.
Scaling DevOps beyond a single high-performing team requires two foundational elements: genuine cross-functional collaboration and a psychologically safe environment where failure is treated as a learning step, not a career threat.
In late 2019, Docker — once valued at over $1 billion — was actively seeking emergency financing amid leadership turnover, open-source monetization struggles, and growing competition from Kubernetes and cloud providers.
IBM is using Red Hat OpenShift and CoreOS Operator software to deploy its Hyperledger Fabric-based blockchain platform and manage Apache CouchDB instances on Kubernetes clusters across hybrid cloud environments.
The tenth edition of the Building Security in Maturity Model (BSIMM 10) from Synopsys reveals how DevOps adoption is fundamentally changing the way software teams approach application security—from automated pipeline controls to engineer-led security cultures.
