What’s stopping developers boosting GDP by $3 trillion? Other developers…
Software developers could raise global GDP by $3 trillion over the next decade – if they weren’t having […]
HashiCorp’s Consul starts Kubernetes integration marathon
If you wanted Kubernetes and Consul to work better together, you’re in luck: HashiCorp founder Mitchell Hashimoto just […]
Atlassian boss says sorry to stranded HipChat and Stride devs, users
Atlassian apologised to users and partners for nixing its Slack and Stride products today but didn’t provide much […]
Atlassian launches crisis management platform, bottles up OpsGenie
Atlassian has moved to clear up the loose ends created by Agile and DevOps by launching a cloud-based […]
Jenkins’ creator takes the wheel and steers into a cloud native direction
Jenkins founder and CloudBees CTO Kohsuke Kawaguchi has issued a bleak assessment of the current state of the […]
Sure you’re doing cloud computing? Report suggests you might not know what you’re talking about
This year’s “Accelerate: State of Devops” report is out, looking into how cloud adoption, use of open source, […]
HashiCorp releases Agent from its Vault, sets version 0.11 free
Infrastructure tooling provider HashiCorp gave its Vault an overhaul, upping the ante on multi-tenancy, and performance for 0.11 […]
GitLab team releases 11.2 into the wild
Repository management and development collaboration platform GitLab is now available in version 11.2, offering helping hands to ops, […]
Kube-hunter chaperones DevOps’ chase for Kubernetes cluster weaknesses
Container security company Aqua Security has released open source kube-hunter to assist DevOps folk in penetration testing their […]
Prometheus graduates tough school of CNCF
The monitoring and alerting toolkit Prometheus has joined Kubernetes in the ranks of graduated projects of the Cloud […]