Community plans to fork Puppet, unhappy with Perforce changes to open-source project
A fork is in prospect for the well-known DevOps automation tool Puppet, following changes introduced by Perforce, which […]
ISO C++ Chair Herb Sutter leaves Microsoft, declares forthcoming C++ 26 ‘most impactful release since C++11’
Herb Sutter, chair of the ISO C++ ISO C++ committee, has left Microsoft after 22 years, to become […]
Gitpod discontinues “journey of experiments, failures and dead-ends” with Kubernetes
Gitpod, which provides containerised development environments, has migrated its service away from Kubernetes in favour of a new […]
Kubernetes 1.31 now a ‘truly vendor-neutral platform’ thanks to removal of built-in cloud provider code
The newly released Kubernetes 1.31 has completed the removal of in-tree cloud provider integrations in what team members […]
PyPi repository vulnerable to deleted package hijack, say researchers
Security researchers at JFrog report that the PyPi package repository is vulnerable to malware uploaded with the same […]
Microsoft says .NET Aspire is for any app, but deployment can be complex
Hands on: Microsoft principal product manager Jon Galloway has said that .NET Aspire, a stack for building distributed […]
AWS quietly freezes CodeCommit, Cloud9, SimpleDB and more, customers complain about lack of notice
AWS appears to be backtracking on its efforts to provide a complete DevOps service to its customers, with the CodeCommit source code repository service now closed to new customers.
Executives have more confidence in software supply chain security than their developers
A report sponsored by DevOps company JFrog suggests that executives over-estimate the extent to which developers within their […]
Why Facebook does not use Git – and why most other devs do
Facebook internal development started out on Subversion with a Git mirror but switched to Mercurial for source code […]