Tag: tools
Prometheus team tries kindling feedback fire with RC releases
Just so everyone has a chance to provide feedback before the official release, the team behind monitoring system […]
NumPy slithers to v1.16, prepares to shed skin of Python 2.7
Scientific computing package for Python NumPy is now available in v1.16 and includes improved interoperability with ctypes, as […]
GitLab patches security issue, Google adds Go to Cloud Functions, Rust hits v.1.32.0
GitLab has pushed out a security patch worth looking at: Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to newly […]
TensorFlow says bye to globals as more v2.0 features pop up
With 18 issues to close before everything that’s supposed to land in the second major TensorFlow release is […]
Amazon launches AWS Backup, for when snapshots just aren’t enough
AWS has launched a Backup service, which might surprise you if you’d assumed the applications and data you’ve […]
Secretive type? GitHub unveils free private repositories for all
If you always wanted to keep your tinkering repos private but couldn’t be bothered to either switch to […]
GitLab user? Maybe start your year with an update
Now available GitLab 11.6.1, 11.5.6, and 11.4.13 fix a couple of security vulnerabilities affecting versions as far back […]
Netflix tries on Spring Boot for size, says “I’ll take it”
DevOps poster child Netflix has declared it will use Pivotal’s Spring Boot as its core Java framework despite […]
You did what on Kubernetes? Wait, let’s ask Sysdig Secure…v2.2
Sysdig’s commercial runtime defence offering Sysdig Secure is out in v2.2, introducing service-based access control and making better […]
PyTorch team sips Caffe2, serves up production ready machine learning library
More than half a year after the PyTorch team announced the v1.0 roadmap for their tensor and neural […]