Joe Fay
Joe Fay is content director, events at Situation Publishing. He has been covering technology and business for over 20 years, and edited publications in London and San Francisco.
Atlassian swallows AgileCraft, springs onto business leaders’ desks
Atlassian is eating its way into the enterprise software stack from at last two sides, after snapping up enterprise planning software provider AgileCraft for $166m.
Slack tells enterprises to bring their encryption keys to lock up their channels
Slack has tightened up the controls it offers its enterprise customers, by allowing them to use their own encryption keys to the chat platform.
What’s the point: Elastic snaps out App Search beta, GitLab updates, Azure gets blue…and...
Elastic has released a third beta of its Elastic App Search. New additions include the ability to configure a mailer to send user invitations, and to create...
Linux Foundation offers devs and project maintainers help with money, mentoring and security
The Linux Foundation has pledged to address three of the big problems facing open source developers, namely money, security and mentoring.
The organisation has...
Elastic founder shoots back at AWS’ forking distro plan
Elastic founder Shay Bannon has launched an impassioned defence of his company’s open source credentials, a day after AWS launched its own Elasticsearch distro.
CLL19: From on-prem to serverless, here’s how to transform your software ops
There’s just over a day left to grab your early bird tickets for Continuous Lifecycle, and join us in May for three days of serverless, containers, CI/CD and...
Continuous Delivery gets a foundation all of its own
Continuous Delivery must be real, because it now has a foundation to put standards in place and oversee open source projects, kicking off with Jenkins, Jenkins X,...
F5 buys NGINX for $670m to give itself a DevOps refresh
F5 Networks has laid down $670m to hoover up NGINX, the company behind the eponymous open source web server.
Security and app services and...
Microsoft takes AKS in hand to fix bugs
Microsoft has fixed a series of bugs in its Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) in the first major update since the service was launched last year.
What’s the point: TensorFlow 2.0 hits alpha, Microsoft and Intel partner on Deep...
Impatient TensorFlow fans can try a preview of the first v2.0 alpha, barely a week after version 1.13.1 of the machine learning library...