Serverless • DEVCLASS

Google gets increasingly deterministic to dominate hybrid cloud

Joe Fay - March 5, 2019

Google Cloud is sticking to an aggressive timeline to hit general availability for its Cloud Services Platform service, which it released in...

What’s the point: Rust cracks open to reveal 1.33.0, RedHat has SpringBoot, Azure launches Labs, AWS turns X-Ray on Python

Joe Fay - March 4, 2019

The team behind Rust released v1.33.0 of the programming language last week. The team flagged two key updates in the latest version....

Microsoft ‘reimagines’ cloud security using its own silicon brain

Joe Fay - February 28, 2019

Microsoft has stepped up its cloud security offering with Azure Sentinel, a “reimagined” SIEM tool which brings a big dollop of AI...

Got a grip on your cloud spend? The bean counters are coming for you…

Joe Fay - February 26, 2019

Techies may have enjoyed breaking silos to go cloud native, create DevOps and digitally transform their companies, but the accountants are on...

GitLab v11.8 extends security testing, Pages and time itself…

Joe Fay - February 25, 2019

GitLab v11.8 rolled out over the weekend, giving users a long list of changes and improvements to pore over.

TriggerMesh uses KLASS to break cloud silos

Julia Schmidt - February 22, 2019

Multi-cloud serverless management platform TriggerMesh has introduced Knative Lambda Sources (KLASS) to the open source world - a project that lets users...

Knative improves memory as it ages and hits 0.4

Julia Schmidt - February 21, 2019

Google-backed serverless-on-Kubernetes project Knative is now available in v0.4, improving configuration, network protocol support, and secret management. To facilitate...

What’s the point: Cloudflare, CNCF, Qt Design Studio, Cheerp

Julia Schmidt - February 21, 2019

Cloudflare will soon offer a subdomain to deploy serverless workloads on. The offer is a reaction to customer feedback and targeted at...

Google’s Cloud Services Platform goes beta, targets hybrids

Joe Fay - February 21, 2019

Google has moved its Cloud Services Platform into beta, seven months after first unveiling the Kubernetes fuelled project. The...

Google swallows data ingestion specialist Alooma to smooth cloud migration pipeline

Joe Fay - February 20, 2019

Google Cloud has borged data migration specialist Alooma, making it just that little bit easier to convince organisations...

Sumo Logic boss: Trad enterprises getting into containers en route to multi cloud

Joe Fay - February 18, 2019

Legacy companies have learned the lessons set by their disruptors and their own past and are adopting multi-cloud approaches and containers a...

Spring Cloud steps forward

Gavin Clarke - February 8, 2019

Two updates to the Spring Cloud have come a step closer, hitting M2 status with RC1 promised in the “next few weeks.”

What’s the point: Kata Containers, CloudEvents, Gitea, Bison

Julia Schmidt - January 30, 2019

Kata Containers is now available in v1.5. The update lets users work with AWS’ Firecracker hypervisor, IBM Z-series, and simplifies how the project integrates...

CoreDNS leaps out of incubator, joins CNCF graduate class

Joe Fay - January 25, 2019

CoreDNS has put on a silly hat and thrown it in the air, becoming the fourth project to achieve graduate status from the Cloud...

Mesosphere service catalogue promises easy entry to Cloudflare Argo Tunnels

Joe Fay - January 21, 2019

Cloudflare’s Argo Tunnels service has burrowed its way into the Mesosphere DC/OS service catalogue, giving users a way to privately plug their services into...

GitLab patches security issue, Google adds Go to Cloud Functions, Rust hits v.1.32.0

Julia Schmidt - January 18, 2019

GitLab has pushed out a security patch worth looking at: Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to newly released versions 11.6.4, 11.5.7, and 11.4.14...