What’s the point: GitLab, Serverless, Go, Eclipse Foundation, ScyllaDB, Slim.ai, and Otomi

Julia Schmidt -
After pushing out a security release just a week ago, GitLab discovered that one of the fixes could be easily bypassed, meaning...
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What’s the point: CLion, Rancher, Apache TVM, and AWS Lambda

Julia Schmidt -
The final CLion release of the year aims to lend C/C++ developers a hand at debugging. To make the experience smoother, it...
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What’s cooking? Progress updates Chef’s configuration manager, mixes and merges other ingredients

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Progress has revealed the first updates to configuration manager Chef, its latest acquisition, since its $220m purchase completed earlier this month.
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Practitioners wanted: Call for proposals for Continuous Lifecycle 2021 is open NOW

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Even though a lot of things are different this year, autumn is still the time of our Continuous Lifecycle call for proposals...
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Life in the Fastly lane: Wasmtime devs migrate to edge cloud firm

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Bytecode Alliance project Wasmtime will be moving to edge content and app distributor Fastly, the open source consortium said yesterday.
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What’s the point: Vitess, Cloudflare Workers Unbound, Kuma, New Relic, GitHub, and Oso

Julia Schmidt -
Database clustering system and CNCF graduated project Vitess has recently become available in version 7.0, improving SQL support and stability amongst other...
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Amazon unleashes AI code reviewer on Java devs, hopes to eliminate ‘most expensive’ lines of code

Julia Schmidt -
Amazon has made its machine learning-backed code reviewing tool CodeGuru generally available, showing developers working with JVM languages which part of their...
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What’s the point: Azure DevOps roadmap, Spring Boot, Skopeo, Drill in need, TriggerMesh, and RedisAI

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The DevOps section of Microsoft’s Azure team has updated the roadmap for the service formerly known as Team Foundation Server. Amongst other...
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Big in… Poland? New report sees Eastern Europe amongst top container adopters

Julia Schmidt -
In tune with the spreading spirit of introspection during lockdown, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation has pushed out a State of Cloud...
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Stackery slots security, CI/CD to Lambda loving platform

Joe Fay -
Stackery has added security and CI/CD capabilities to its serverless development platform, giving customers the option of not using their existing DevOps...
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What’s the point: AWS Fargate hits 1.4, Sysdig gets deeper into IBM Cloud, Google’s SRE tome, Nomad and Go updates

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AWS has released v1.4 of its Fargate Platform. The revamp of the serverless compute engine brings support for Amazon Elastic File System...
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Azure says service is running fine, but is adding capacity anyway…

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Microsoft has said it is adding capacity to its Azure platform over the coming weeks to deal with surging demand as a...
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Running containers and Kubernetes? You’re completely normal, CNCF figures show

Joe Fay -
Kubernetes and related projects are most definitely in production, the latest Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s user survey shows. The...
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Whats the point: AWS extends savings to Lambda, Azure drills on costs, Travis goes large, OAS goes 3.0.3

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AWS has extended its Compute Savings Plans to cover Lambda functions, promising savings of up to 17 per cent. The vendor’s Savings...
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Serverless dips toes into CI/CD

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Teams still troubled by the thought of continuously integrating and deploying their serverless functions might find help in a new CI/CD offering...
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What’s the point: CNCF signs off on 2019, CircleCI rolls out Orbs, Travis maintenance, Functions 3.0

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The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has drawn a line under the last year, with the publication of its CNCF Annual Report 2019....
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