What’s the point: Red Hat migration beta, Spring’s new Boot, and Qt’s latest RC

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Red Hat has launched a beta of its migration analytics service, which it says will help customers’ digital transformation by delivering “an...
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Open source luminaries turn up spotlight on GitHub over ICE deal

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An open letter to Git Hub demanding that it drop its controversial contract with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency was...
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Datadog serves up RUM to bring app users into focus

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Datadog has turned its teeth on its customers’ website visitors, adding Real User Monitoring - or RUM - to its menu of...
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Elastic bounces out Stack 7.5.0 release, looks ahead with Kibana Lens

Joe Fay -
Elastic has shipped what must surely be its last major release of the year in the shape of Elastic Stack 7.5.0.
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What’s the point: JetBrains blasts out IntelliJ IDEA, GitLab users on Lambda, HashiCorp serves up mugs, Django hits 3.0

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JetBrains has shipped IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3, promising faster startup by parallelising some previously sequential instructions and reorganising classes. It also claims better...
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AWS swoops on deadline dodging Windows Server 2008 users

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AWS kicked off its mega re:Invent shindig this week by targeting panic-stricken Windows Server 2008 users with a service to “future proof”...
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TeamCity hands clean-up control over to users

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Dev tool provider JetBrains just released a first taster of TeamCity 2019.2. The new version of the CI/CD server promises flexible clean-up...
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GitLab finds integration issues, pushes security fixes

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The team behind repository management system cum DevOps platform GitLab has released versions 12.5.1, 12.4.4, and 12.3.7 for GitLab Community Edition (CE)...
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Grafana focuses on CloudWatch, eases Docker image woes

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Monitoring and observability platform Grafana is now available in version 6.5, adding curated dashboards for a variety of Amazon services, bringing Ubuntu-based...
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Ansible Tower 3.6 introduces approval nodes

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Red Hat has quietly pushed out version 3.6 of Ansible Tower, offering users customisable notifications, workflow pauses, and better integration with GitHub...
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Prometheus, but for logs: Loki gets ready for production mischief

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Open source log aggregation system Loki recently hit the big 1.0, declaring the tool officially ready for use in production. 
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GitLab 12.5 gets multi-cloud rolling

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The team behind repository management platform GitLab has release version 12.5 of the project, extending its multi-cloud strategy to Amazon’s EKS and...
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What’s the point: Datadog sniffs security threats, Quarkus tools up, news AWS features

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Datadog has added Security Monitoring to its service, which it says will help customers detect threats in real time, and investigate alerts...
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Facebook ditches own dev environment for Visual Studio Code

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Facebook has said it is making Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code its default development environment internally. It is also partnering with Microsoft to...
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Red Hat refurbs Workspaces with Visual Studio extensions, air-gapping

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Red Hat has updated its cloud-native CodeReady Workspaces development environment with support for Visual Studio Code extensions, an air-gapped install feature, plus...
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JFrog spawns ‘free to use’ Container Registry

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JFrog, best known for its Artifactory repository tool, has unveiled a free-to-use JFrog Container Registry that builds on Artifactory to support Docker-style...
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