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Global Online Meetup - January 2022 - SUSE's Cloud Native Security Roadmap 2022

In the January Global Online Meetup we look at our Cloud Native Security Roadmap for 2022. We're covering: Hosted by Tim Irnich, Director Technical Evangelism, SUSE & Rancher Community, with panelists: Our Global Online Meetups provide an inside view into the latest and greatest of SUSE technology. Our colleagues from Engineering & Innovation present their newest ideas and projects and are eager to hear feedback from our community.

4 reasons why network visualization is integral to successful network management

Businesses in today’s world use networks for almost all their operations. As businesses grow and expand with time, so do their needs. As a result, their networks can become increasingly complex and sophisticated. This can result in network administrators having a harder time monitoring devices and identifying faults. These bottlenecks can be circumvented with network visualization.

Smart, agile MLOps on any cloud - Canonical releases Charmed Kubeflow 1.4

Today, the Canonical Data Platform team announced the release of Charmed Kubeflow 1.4 - the state-of-the-art MLOps platform. The new release enables data science teams to securely collaborate on AI/ML innovation on any cloud, from concept to production.

Why Your Business Needs To Embrace Automation

Automation is a word that can cause some discomfort in the business world. There have been concerns that automation will lead to job losses and distress workers, but actually, automation can be used to help employees, and the two can co-exist in the workplace in peace. The technology has come on leaps and bounds in recent times, and now there are many different tasks and processes that can be automated with online tools, software, or equipment. Automation can bring a wide range of benefits to your business, so keep reading to discover why this should be something that is embraced.
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Five Ways Developers Can Help SREs

Reliability is a team game. More the collaboration between Developers and SREs, greater will be the success of the product. In this blog, we have listed down the five best practices that developers can adopt, to make the SRE's life easier. It is not easy to be a site reliability engineer. Monitoring system infrastructure and aligning them with the key reliability metrics is quite a daunting task. Whereas, a software engineer's job is to deliver high-quality software.

How FinTechs can ramp up data security in 2022

We now have ever-expanding digital identities to live our daily lives and, whether it’s crossing international borders or more innocuously buying basic products and services, our digital footprint is growing. With the increasing requirement to have a digital identity to do just about anything, our data is constantly being shared online. That said, the demands on FinTech companies to keep personally identifiable information (PII) safe are more pressing than ever.

Mind Your Dependencies: Defending against malicious npm packages

Modern software projects are mostly composed of open source code. The question of who really controls this code, and is responsible for detecting and fixing software supply chain security issues, became a significant source of concern after the discovery of the Log4Shell vulnerability.

Introducing CloudZero Budgets: Improve Cost Predictability And Eliminate Surprises

The best budgets aren't roadblocks. They're guardrails: boundaries for quick, collaborative work. Historically, when finance and engineering teams have discussed cloud cost, they’ve run into an obstacle: They don’t speak the same language. At the end of each month, finance gets an ever-changing cloud bill, and engineering explains that, whatever the total, it represents what they need to do their work. Stalemate.

Make the most of your observability data with the Data Volume app

As a DevOps, SecOps, or IT operations manager, you're surrounded by all the technology for the systems running the entire organization. This means legacy infrastructure, multi-cloud environments, services, tools, and applications. All of these components generate data—a huge amount of data—some of which you need to leverage for full-stack observability to ensure those systems supporting the business are running efficiently.