Chef sets new compliance, IT fleet management, and learning dishes on the table
ChefConf’s move from Seattle and London to the internet has not stopped the company pulling a wide variety […]
What’s old is new: Git 2.27 steps back from recently promoted transport protocol
Git 2.27 has arrived with added bug reporting and command enhancements, but also sees the team behind the […]
What’s the point: Google AI, JetBrains’ big data tools, Subversion, Docker <3 Azure
Google’s AI teams used the last days of May to share their advances in natural language generation evaluation […]
Historic vulns found: GitLab pushes out first security release of the 13.x series
With newly found XSS vulnerabilities affecting all prior GitLab EE versions, and user and notification email verification bypasses […]
Ansible Automation Platform lends ops a helping self-service hand
Red Hat has updated its Ansible Automation Platform, pushing infrastructure management tool Ansible Tower over the 3.7-line and […]
Welcome to the dark side: GitLab 13 ships with easy ECS deploys, infra as code help, and more
This year’s major GitLab release has been pushed out, fitting the DevOps platform with what every user of […]
What’s the point: Azure DevOps roadmap, Spring Boot, Skopeo, Drill in need, TriggerMesh, and RedisAI
The DevOps section of Microsoft’s Azure team has updated the roadmap for the service formerly known as Team […]
Grafana 7.0 follows community traces, lays groundwork for next steps
When DevClass spoke to Grafana’s VP of product and Prometheus maintainer Tom Wilkie earlier this month, he made […]
HashiCorp Consul 1.8 will help services get chatty with those beyond the mesh
Infrastructure management company HashiCorp has released a beta of upcoming Consul 1.8, extending on the service mesh aspect […]
Red alert: Elastic Stack emits 7.7, adds new security, observability features
Elastic Stack 7.7 is ready for downloading, providing users with a new alerting framework, an embedded case management […]