Tag: azure
Elasticsearch stretches itself onto Azure – official
Azure fans can now get a full Elasticsearch service on the Microsoft-owned platform with the launch of a […]
What’s the point: Azure supports PyTorch 1.2, New TypeScripts and Emacs revs, and GitHub earns its SOCs
Microsoft has announced full support for PyTorch 1.2 on Azure. v1.2 of the machine learning library hit the […]
Azure DevOps team sends help for PRs, pipelines and processes
The final version of Azure DevOps Server (ADS) 2019 Update 1 is now generally available, adding a basic […]
What’s the point: GCC 9.2, Elasticsearch, Elektra, Azure, and The DevOps Institute
Version 9.2 of the GNU Compiler Collection is now available. The release mostly contains fixes for regressions and […]
Microsoft rolls GitHub into CI/CD space
GitHub has extended its still in beta Actions service into the CI/CD space, arguably positioning itself as an […]
Microsoft waves $300,000 at hackers, says ‘do your worst’ to Azure Security Lab
Microsoft asked hackers to “come and do their worst” as it unveiled a dedicated security Lab for Azure […]
Microsoft debuts Azure dedicated hosts for VMs, flags up licensing change
Microsoft has launched a preview of Azure Dedicated Host, a service that lets your Linux and Windows virtual […]
What’s the point: Electron, Aqua Security, CloudFormation, and Azure DevOps
GitHub-born open source application building framework Electron has just hit v6.0. Breaking changes going along with the release […]
What’s the point: Databricks, Docker, AWS Chatbot, Azure, and GitLab
The second release of the Databricks Runtime with Conda (Beta) is out. Version 5.5 comes with a variety […]
What’s the point: Tumblr sharpens Docker pruner, Spinnaker sails over Google, Azure and GitHub, Serverless Framework
The tech team at Tumblr has open sourced a Docker Registry Pruner to apply retention policies to Docker […]