Long Live Containerization!
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) this week published the results of a global survey of 1.324 IT professionals that finds 92% of respondents are now running containers in production environments, with 83% reporting they are also employing Kubernetes in those environments. That compares to last year’s results that showed
DataStax at the online KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020 conference released K8ssandra, a curated open source distribution of Apache Cassandra database that includes all the components required to deploy the platform on a Kubernetes cluster. The Cassandra database itself already runs on Kubernetes alongside a wide range of other
Commvault during the online KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020 conference announced it has extended the platforms supported by its Metallic software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for managing backup and recovery to include Kubernetes. Manoj Nair, general manager of Metallic for Commvault, says as organizations shift toward SaaS platforms to manage data
Solo.io announced today that it has added Gloo Mesh Enterprise, an enterprise version of the previously named Service Mesh Hub offering, which now includes support for the open source Istio service mesh. In addition, the company is rebranding its entire portfolio around using the Gloo naming convention. The first platform
build.security today announced it has raised $6 million to launch a platform that promises to make it simpler for developers to centralize the management of authorization controls across multiple applications. The goal is to enable DevOps teams to shift control over application authorization further left to advance adoption of best DevSecOps practices using a platform […] The post build.securty Leverages OPA to Shift App Authorization Left appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
In this DevOps Chat, Akshay Anand, ITSM product ambassador at AXELOS, and David Crouch, senior advisor at Beyond20, join Mitch Ashley to share best practices and learnings from introducing and adopting Agile and DevOps in large organizations. Akshay and David discuss overcoming change management challenges and obstacles to increase adoption. As usual, the streaming audio […] The post DevOps Chat: Adopting Agile + DevOps in Large Orgs appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
In 2019, enterprises worldwide reported that every hour of infrastructure downtime cost them an average of $301,000- $400,000. If a system is down for five hours, that’s $1.5 million lost—and that’s on the low end. Five hours of downtime can impact companies for months down the road. It’s in the hands of DevOps practitioners to […] The post How to Make a Self-Healing IT Infrastructure a Reality appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
