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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Spring Cloud sees flowering of Data Flow 2.0….and Skipper too
Spring Cloud has released 2.0 versions of Data Flow and Spring Cloud Skipper, just about hitting the deadline […]
GitLab magically plugs vulnerabilities that could trick, impersonate users
GitLab has pushed out security releases across its Enterprise and Community editions, which the vendor says contain a […]
What’s the point: Rust cracks open to reveal 1.33.0, RedHat has SpringBoot, Azure launches Labs, AWS turns X-Ray on Python
The team behind Rust released v1.33.0 of the programming language last week. The team flagged two key updates […]
Atlassian rolls out Bitbucket Pipes to stop DevOps teams tying themselves up with duct tape
Atlassian has unveiled a series of off the shelf integrations between its Bitbucket Pipelines service and key tools […]
Devs take on open source security as vulnerability count shoots up
Developers are open to taking increasing responsibility for open source security, according to a report from Snyk. Unfortunately, […]
GitLab v11.8 extends security testing, Pages and time itself…
GitLab v11.8 rolled out over the weekend, giving users a long list of changes and improvements to pore […]
Git 2.21 introduces new date format for human timekeeping
Popular version management software Git is now available in v2.21 and includes some performance improvements, a new, more […]