Tag: azure
What’s the point: Pivotal swings behind OpenJDK, Azure targets changes AND NetApp, Elastic App Search hits beta
Pivotal has thrown its weight behind OpenJDK following developer unease over Oracle’s changes to Java licensing earlier this […]
Microsoft launches Windows Server Containers on Azure Kubernetes Service
If you’ve wanted to go cloud native with Kubernetes, but are loathe to leave your ageing Windows behind […]
Red Hat lifts lid on Microsoft tie-ups covering OpenShift and serverless
Red Hat unwrapped a series of alliances with Microsoft this week, just months ahead of its impending takeover […]
Azure points Pipelines at Kubernetes, syncs GitHub and Azure
Microsoft banged the DevOps drum across its Azure and GitHub platforms as it kicked off its Build Conference […]
Snyk slips into Azure for open source vulnerability spotting
Synk has tightened its integration with Azure, offering vulnerability scanning through the open source development workflow on the […]
VMware blues banished with Microsoft Azure lifeline
Like worry free VMware with your Microsoft Azure cloud? You’re in luck. Finally. Dell and Microsoft have announced […]
PowerShell fans swoon as Microsoft previews Azure Functions support
Microsoft has quietly slipped PowerShell support into Azure Functions, its serverless/event-based computing platform. The functionality is in preview […]
What’s the point: Fluentd graduates at CNCF, GitLab updates, Datadog chats, and Azure cuts
Fluentd has become the sixth project to “graduate” from the CNCF’s incubation holding pen for open source projects. […]
How’s Azure DevOps working for you? Microsoft launches widgets that will tell you
Just over six months after launching Azure DevOps, Microsoft will give users the opportunity to see how it’s […]
What’s the point: Azure DevOps for Londoners, Front Doors for all, updates for Databricks, Elastic and Gitlab
Microsoft has brought DevOps to London for the first time. Or rather, customers can now create Azure DevOps […]