C-level execs embrace DevOps, might not know when it’s not working…
If you’ve been looking to foster a DevOps culture at your organisation you’ll be pleased that top level […]
OpsRamp goes topological and communal with fall release
OpsRamp’s fall release of its cloud platform for hybrid IT operations management is now available. Amongst other things, […]
Ansible Tower promises to play better with others, let everyone work at their own pace
Red Hat has opened up Ansible Tower 3.3 to the DevOps world, connecting it to the OpenShift Container […]
What’s the point: AWS/PowerShell, GitLab, Docker Community Engine
AWS has announced PowerShell Core 6.0 support with AWS Lambda, delighting those who love Microsoft’s configuration tool AND […]
Prometheus breaks backwards compatibility with v2.4 as CNCF security audit released
The Prometheus team has released v2.4 of its open-source systems monitoring and alerting toolkit, including a major update […]
Check-in your code before you wreck it – new Git is here
The team behind Git have released v 2.19 of the beloved open source version control system, promising improved […]
Microsoft gives you DevOps on Azure – whether you want it or not
Microsoft has gone all in with DevOps on its Azure cloud, with a suite of CI/CD, repo and […]
Sumo Logic sees surging Serverless, Containers adoption
If you’re using Serverless, Kubernetes, Docker and DevSecOps, congratulations – you’re in excellent company according to Sumo Logic’s […]
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 […]