DevOps in the Cloud
From Automated Cloud Deployment to Progressive Delivery
David Eastman | | agile culture, artifact repositories, automated cloud deployment, automated deployment, development team, progressive delivery, release environmentsYour team is on its agile journey and you can more or less track a deployment from a story, through git commits, to an automated builder, to an artifact repository, into a ...
Common Cloud Security Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Ran Ilany | | AWS security, Cloud Security, cloud-native security, micro-segmentation, s3 buckets, security mistakesOver the last few years, it’s become apparent that traditional on-premise security policies are not a good fit for newer cloud-native environments. Even though the writing has been on the wall for ...
The New Era of Kubernetes, With StackRox
Orchestrators are becoming the operating systems of cloud for the future. Which one do you think has become the dominant one? Ali Golshan, co-founder and CTO of StackRox, placed his bet on ...
Eclipse Foundation Looks to Create Cloud-Based IDE Standards
Mike Vizard | | Eclipse Cloud Development Tools Working Group, Eclipse Foundation, IDE, interoperability, standards, working groupThe Eclipse Foundation today announced the formation of a working group to create standards for cloud-based integrated development environments (IDEs) led by Broadcom, EclipseSource, Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Red Hat, SAP, Software AG ...
Understanding and Implementing the APM Puzzle – Performance and Availability
David Wagner | | apm, application availability, application peformance monitoring, application performance management, log analysis, log management, microservices, public cloudWhile every organization is unique, there’s one universal goal everyone can get behind—creating and delivering an exceptional end-user experience. For both classic IT organizations and companies built in the age of cloud, ...
Should Your Company Use DBaaS?
Tyler Duzan | | application delivery, database, database as a service, DBaaS, devops teams, microservicesFrom SaaS to IaaS, companies are rapidly moving to the cloud to gain huge agility and cost benefits. So, is it time for your company to take advantage of database as a ...
Why Integration Must Be Hybrid
Integration is the central piece that ties your enterprise together. The need to integrate has only increased with the proliferation of SaaS applications, IoT sensors and devices, B2B e-commerce supply chains and ...
Survey Sees Cloud Foundry Momentum Gains
Mike Vizard | | Cloud Foundry, Cloud Foundry Foundation, docker, kubernetes, open source, PaaS, platform-as-a-serviceAt a time when many organizations are wondering to what degree they should rely on legacy application development and deployment platform versus emerging container-based platforms, the Cloud Foundry Foundation (CFF) today released ...
Cloud Security: Self-Healing Infrastructure With Fugue
Misconfiguration is the No. 1 cause for data breach in the cloud. Fugue helps to eliminate data breaches, as it fixes anything that gets drifted by providing baseline drift detection and automated ...
Atlassian Looks to the Cloud
Mike Vizard | | Atlassian, cloud adoption, cloud migration, Confluence, Jira Core, Jira Service Desk, Jira softwareAs part of an effort to accelerate migrations to the cloud, Atlassian is making instances of Jira Software, Confluence, Jira Service Desk and Jira Core running in the cloud available for free, ...
