Julia Schmidt
Julia Schmidt is an editor for devClass and organises event content. Before that she reported on software development, organised conferences and worked as an engineer and software developer.
WAKE UP…Red Hat starts releasing OpenShift nightly builds
OpenShift has joined the ranks of projects offering nightly builds in a bid to help companies better plan deployments and integration work.
As in...
HashiCorp looks into easier secret management for Kubernetes
HashiCorp has finished work on Consul 1.6 and offered a first insight on upcoming Vault features especially aimed at users of container orchestrator Kubernetes who haven’t consider...
TravisCI brings order and maturity to its deployment tooling
The team behind continuous integration project TravisCI has rewritten its deployment tooling and introduced a maturity model for providers to make the sometimes messy open source world...
VMware sets sails for Kubernetes crowd
This year’s VMworld started with a bang that gave a name to VMware’s new strategy to place it at the center of enterprise Kubernetes. VMware Tanzu is...
GitLab 12.2 is here and oh my can you create complex pipelines now
The team behind repository management project GitLab stuck to their timetable and just released version 12.2 of the GitHub competitor into the wild.
With...
Puppet gives cracking another silo a go, steps into the security realm
Infrastructure automation company Puppet has released its newest product into the DevOps space: Puppet Remediate.
Judging by the first look, the new offering combines...
Azure DevOps team sends help for PRs, pipelines and processes
The final version of Azure DevOps Server (ADS) 2019 Update 1 is now generally available, adding a basic process, analytics improvements and better GitHub integration to the...
GitHub spits out release, while Bitbucket refocuses
GitHub Enterprise Server 2.18 is here, offering simplified project management and enhanced security features to the company’s commercial users.
With more and more businesses...
Julia 1.2 gets star for special interest computations
The Julia developers have released version 1.2 of their technical computing language that largely contains standard library changes and adds unicode 12.0 support, a new unary operator...
Confluence 7.0 hits beta, becoming more local and less of a hoarder
A beta version of Atlassian’s team collaboration software Confluence 7.0 is now available to help devs make sure their custom apps and integrations are prepared for upcoming...