Serverless • DEVCLASS

What’s the point: Vitess, Cloudflare Workers Unbound, Kuma, New Relic, GitHub, and Oso

Julia Schmidt - August 4, 2020

Database clustering system and CNCF graduated project Vitess has recently become available in version 7.0, improving SQL support and stability amongst other...

Amazon unleashes AI code reviewer on Java devs, hopes to eliminate ‘most expensive’ lines of code

Julia Schmidt - June 30, 2020

Amazon has made its machine learning-backed code reviewing tool CodeGuru generally available, showing developers working with JVM languages which part of their...

What’s the point: Azure DevOps roadmap, Spring Boot, Skopeo, Drill in need, TriggerMesh, and RedisAI

Julia Schmidt - May 21, 2020

The DevOps section of Microsoft’s Azure team has updated the roadmap for the service formerly known as Team Foundation Server. Amongst other...

Big in… Poland? New report sees Eastern Europe amongst top container adopters

Julia Schmidt - May 5, 2020

In tune with the spreading spirit of introspection during lockdown, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation has pushed out a State of Cloud...

Stackery slots security, CI/CD to Lambda loving platform

Joe Fay - April 14, 2020

Stackery has added security and CI/CD capabilities to its serverless development platform, giving customers the option of not using their existing DevOps...

What’s the point: AWS Fargate hits 1.4, Sysdig gets deeper into IBM Cloud, Google’s SRE tome, Nomad and Go updates

Joe Fay - April 9, 2020

AWS has released v1.4 of its Fargate Platform. The revamp of the serverless compute engine brings support for Amazon Elastic File System...

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...

Running containers and Kubernetes? You’re completely normal, CNCF figures show

Joe Fay - March 5, 2020

Kubernetes and related projects are most definitely in production, the latest Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s user survey shows. The...

Whats the point: AWS extends savings to Lambda, Azure drills on costs, Travis goes large, OAS goes 3.0.3

Joe Fay - February 21, 2020

AWS has extended its Compute Savings Plans to cover Lambda functions, promising savings of up to 17 per cent. The vendor’s Savings...

Serverless dips toes into CI/CD

Julia Schmidt - February 5, 2020

Teams still troubled by the thought of continuously integrating and deploying their serverless functions might find help in a new CI/CD offering...

What’s the point: CNCF signs off on 2019, CircleCI rolls out Orbs, Travis maintenance, Functions 3.0

Team Devclass - January 24, 2020

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

A Cloud Guru swallows Linux Academy, as Scotch.io pours itself into Digital Ocean

Joe Fay - December 17, 2019

Devs’ choice of online training providers narrowed a little this week, as Linux Academy was swallowed by A Cloud Guru, and developer...

Atlassian hammers out Forge cloud-app development platform

Julia Schmidt - December 16, 2019

DevOps tool vendor Atlassian wants to get customers started on writing apps that integrate with its own product portfolio, introducing them to...

Microsoft goes live with Azure Functions 3.0…but full tooling won’t come till 2020

Joe Fay - December 10, 2019

Microsoft has announced the go-live release of Azure Functions 3.0, but full tooling for the software giant’s serverless offering will take a...

AWS gets API with HTTP Gateway

Joe Fay - December 5, 2019

AWS has expanded its API Gateway service, adding support for HTTP APIs and introducing a new pricing tier to go with it.

AWS warms Lambda devs’ hearts, promises end to cold starts

Joe Fay - December 4, 2019

AWS has promised an end to that scourge of serverless computing - the cold start - at least when it comes to...