GitHub gets serious on automation, open sources Actions parser’s project
GitHub has open sourced the programme language spec and parser for the Actions workflow tool it announced last […]
New Relic buys AIops outfit SignifAI, says we can all have a virtual SRE
New Relic has boosted its artificial intelligent quotient by buying SignifAI, a three year old company that has […]
What’s the point: GitLab, Python, and Kubevirt
Repository managing service GitLab has released versions 11.7.4 and 11.6.9 of their Community and Enterprise Editions. The updates […]
Married to OpenShift? Developing for Kubernetes might have just gotten easier
Red Hat OpenShift subscribers who are part of the company’s developer program just got an IDE for creating […]
Terraform troubles? HashiCorp will find you some help
Enterprise customers of DevOps tool provider HashiCorp can now order special service packages to help them getting started […]
Chat platform Slack quietly moves towards stock market listing
Slack, the chat platform beloved of the DevOps classes, has announced plans to go public albeit in the […]
Platform9 tackles Kubernetes on VMware with new managed service
Software as a service provider Platform9 has introduced VMware to its managed Kubernetes service, bringing containers to one […]
Azure DevOps team offers users a look down the pipeline, previews Q1/Q2 changes
Microsoft’s Azure DevOps team has updated its roadmap for the service, giving users a heads-up on what they […]
What’s the point: Ansible, XebiaLabs and Azure, salty Security, and Red Hat migrations
Azure has extended its Ansible support with a full-fat Azure Marketplace Ansible Solution. Azure said this would enable […]
GitLab security updates target rogue guests, rampant emojis
GitLab has shot out a trio of Security releases for its Community and Enterprise Editions, taking aim at […]