Joe Fay
Stackery slots security, CI/CD to Lambda loving platform
Stackery has added security and CI/CD capabilities to its serverless development platform, giving customers the option of not using their existing DevOps setups when deploying serverless functions.
Dragonfly and Argo sail into CNCF incubator
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has rolled a brace of projects into its incubator, just in time for Easter, or any other Spring-fertility-renewal festival you’d care to...
What’s the point: AWS Fargate hits 1.4, Sysdig gets deeper into IBM Cloud, Google’s...
AWS has released v1.4 of its Fargate Platform. The revamp of the serverless compute engine brings support for Amazon Elastic File System endpoints, which enables applications that...
Docker open sources Compose Spec, aims for added Kubernetes flavour
Docker has handed its Compose Spec to the open source world and is looking for maintainers for the project to help it expand its Kubernetes footprint.
HashiCorp unlocks Vault 1.4, promises masking, transformations…
HashiCorp has shipped v1.4 of its Vault secrets management and ID management tool, throwing in a trio of enterprise only features.
These include the...
Happy Devs like DevOps, but not necessarily managers, other Devs…
DevOps and security tooling makes developers happy, a new report by Sonoatype claims - though curiously those happier developers are more likely to see other developers as...
What’s the point: AWS MAPs to Windows, Crystal clarity, Spring cools on Solr, Chef...
AWS has announced its Migration Acceleration Program for Windows has now reached general availability. The service, first announced at re:Invent in November, bundles “services, best practices, and...
Kids programming language Scratch nails top 20 in latest dev rankings
Kids’ favourite programming language Scratch has scraped its way into Tiobe top 20 ranking of the world’s programming languages.
The Dutch testing vendor released...
Paul Cormier takes over as Red Hat CEO cites DEC as an inspiration
Red Hat finally said goodbye to longtime CEO Jim Whitehurst today, and announced erstwhile product supremo Paul Cormier as his replacement.
Whitehurst had long...
Users love using software components with known vulns more than ever, GitLab research shows
Over half of projects hosted on GitLab.com included components with “known vulnerabilities”, research by the DevOps vendor has shown.
Using components with known vulnerabilities...