DevOps • DEVCLASS

AWS says Amazon Detective no longer under cover and is ready to poke around your data dustbins

Julia Schmidt - April 1, 2020

After its initial unveiling at re:invent 2019, security data analysis service Amazon Detective is now available to AWS customers.

Eclipse’s Theia sees 1.0, declared ‘not your parents’ IDE’

Joe Fay - March 31, 2020

The Eclipse Foundation has pinned a 1.0 designation on its Theia IDE platform, which aims to allow devs to build their applications...

DataStax throws arms around Apache Cassandra, offers it an operator

Joe Fay - March 31, 2020

DataStax has moved to repair bridges with the Apache Cassandra community with the unveiling of a Kubernetes operator and a commitment to...

GitLab asks customers to help it open source a raft of features

Joe Fay - March 31, 2020

GitLab is open sourcing 18 features that were previously only available to its paying users, after CEO Sid Sijbrandij apparently personally audited...

OpenTelemetry looks for early-adopters as project starts beta move

Julia Schmidt - March 31, 2020

The team behind OpenTelemetry has announced the observability project’s move into beta phase, giving the starting signal for integration into applications for...

Azure says service is running fine, but is adding capacity anyway…

Team Devclass - March 30, 2020

Microsoft has said it is adding capacity to its Azure platform over the coming weeks to deal with surging demand as a...

WTP: Kong for K8s, Terraform, Jenkins, and Puppet VS Code

Julia Schmidt - March 30, 2020

API gateway provider Kong has updated its Kubernetes Ingress Controller Kong for Kubernetes to version 0.8. The new release comes with the...

GitHub reveals database infrastructure was the villain behind February spate of outages. Again.

Joe Fay - March 27, 2020

GitHub has delivered its full post mortem on the series of outages that totalled over eight hours just last month, detailing exactly...

GitLab unveils latest flaw list, include vulnerability page leak

Joe Fay - March 27, 2020

GitLab has advised its users of a slew of “important” security fixes to its community and enterprise versions, and said just released...

HashiCorp moves Nomad 0.11 to beta

Julia Schmidt - March 26, 2020

Before the final v0.11 of Nomad hits the streets, HashiCorp customers have been treated to a beta version of the distributed cluster...

JetBrains signals lift off for TeamCity Cloud in roadmap update

Joe Fay - March 26, 2020

JetBrains has put developing TeamCity Cloud at the top of its to-do list, and said a public beta should be good...

Kubernetes 1.18 gets “a bit quarky”, advances debugging efforts

Julia Schmidt - March 26, 2020

Container orchestrator project Kubernetes 1.18, codename “a bit quarky”, is now available, celebrating unconventional ideas and the good things diversity can do...

Azure Pipelines has mid-week slowdown as tech world goes remote

Joe Fay - March 26, 2020

The worldwide switch to remote working has had an inevitable effect on Microsoft’s Azure platform, with a number of services developers rely...

Sysdig announces curated Prometheus resource catalogue

Julia Schmidt - March 25, 2020

Cloud native tool provider Sysdig has enhanced its monitoring offering to provide a more scalable data store with long-term retention, fully support...

Prometheus lights up v2.17.0

Joe Fay - March 25, 2020

Prometheus has hit version 2.17.0, with the team behind the CNCF-backed monitoring and analytics project highlighting changes to its underlying time series...

What’s the point: OpenShift automates for RHV, Azure extends time for DB capacity, Spring 5.2.5, Qt beta

Joe Fay - March 24, 2020

Red Hat has announced that OpenShift 4.4 now offers full-stack automation for Red Hat Virtualization. OpenShift’s full-stack automation options already included Azure,...