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.
MongoDB spends $39m to take over whole new Realm
MongoDB is gearing up to dig deeper into the mobile and serverless database worlds by spending $39m to buy Realm.
Realm claims 350 customers...
Docker takes up Arm, points to the edge
Docker took a step towards the edge yesterday, announcing what it described as a strategic partnership with mobile and embedded chip powerhouse Arm.
While...
Rust rolls out roadmap, decides to give itself a polish
The Rust community has outlined its roadmap for the year ahead, after deciding that the next 12 months should be more about rejuvenation and maturation, rather than...
Acquisition roundabout sees Zend Framework spun off to Linux Foundation
The Zend Framework is to get a new name and a new home, under the auspices of the Linux Foundation, just a few months after its parent...
GitLab 11.10 sees pipelines burst out onto Ops dashboard
GitLab has hit the big 11.10 with its eponymous DevOps lifecycle tool, with the addition of pipeline statuses on the Ops dashboard at the top of a...
What’s the point: Fluentd graduates at CNCF, GitLab updates, Datadog chats, and Azure cuts
Fluentd has become the sixth project to “graduate” from the CNCF’s incubation holding pen for open source projects. Fluentd was originally created in 2011 by Treasure Data...
Google aims AI platform at retailers, dusty archives
Google has taken the wraps off a range of AI services it says will allow companies to develop and deploy machine learning and AI models - depending...
Sumo Logic claps hands, gets bidirectional with Atlassian’s Opsgenie
Sumo Logic has developed “bidirectional” integration for Atlassian’s Opsgenie incident alert service and promised similar deals with other partners.
The machine data firm said...
Sysdig unwraps overview app in renamed cloud native platform
Sysdig has revved its Cloud-Native Visibility + Security Platform to v2.0, claiming it delivers the “first combined view of cloud-native security, monitoring and forensics”.
TIOBE index shows programmers still crazy for Java after all these years
The tech world is always changing...except when it comes to programming languages, where the top three has barely moved for almost 20 years according to the latest...