How to create a Kubernetes cluster at Civo
Saiyam Pathak walks you through how to easily launch a Kubernetes cluster on Civo, either through the dashboard or using the Civo CLI. Kubernetes clusters in under 90 seconds!
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Enhanced Security and Lifecycle Management Features in VMware vSphere 7.0 Update 2
Native Key Provider TPM for Virtual Machines Security hardening baselines for ESXi hosts and more
Integrate security into development with Snyk, now a seamless part of Bitbucket Cloud
While PR analysis within Code Insights and Snyk Pipes are available to use right now, we're rolling out a native Security tab in Bitbucket Cloud. This will be a gradual rollout through the month of May so watch out for it in the left nav. We look forward to your feedback. Even small vulnerabilities can cost a team a lot. All too frequently we see news reports of organisations that mishandled their code & build level security, causing customer data to be exposed.
JFrog and PagerDuty Extend Ecosystem Integration
JFrog and PagerDuty have deepened their technology integration to further boost IT operators’ and developers’ visibility into the software development lifecycle and accelerate incident resolution. The latest integration, which involves the JFrog Pipelines DevOps pipeline automation solution, simplifies and streamlines how to identify faulty builds that impact production environments.
Atlassian Open DevOps Overview Video
Software and DevOps teams have everything they need to develop, ship, and operate software in Atlassian Open DevOps, an development experience built on Jira Software.Open DevOps starts with Jira Software, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Opsgenie. Teams can easily add the tools they want, such as GitHub or GitLab, with a single click. In this video get an overview of Open DevOps and how it can supercharge your development.
Building CI/CD pipelines using dynamic config
Creating robust, manageable, and reusable functionality is a big part of my job as a CI/CD engineer. Recently, I wrote about managing reusable pipeline configuration by adopting and implementing pipeline variables within pipeline configuration files. As I showed in that tutorial, pipeline variables and orbs have added some flexibility to this process, but they are still a bit limited.
Introducing dynamic config via setup workflows
With the new release of dynamic config via setup workflows, CircleCI customers can now use jobs and workflows, not only to execute work but to determine the work they want to run. We built dynamic config because we know our users want more dynamism in the CircleCI build process. Historically, our platform has been very deterministic: the config is pre-set in a file based on the revision for a given pipeline.
A Modern Network Provides a Smooth Evolution to Smart
“Smart” is the buzzword for strategic industries operating in Energy, Utilities, and Transportation. We are also starting to see this “Smart” nomenclature used in local authorities, defense and public services.
Leaving the Nest: Guidelines, guardrails, and human error by Laura Santamaria Failover Conf 2021
When we talk about reliable systems, we talk a lot about human error. Human error in an incident or a bug report is often treated with a bit of a facepalm reaction. The term masks a lot of scenarios from accidents to exhaustion to everything in between. However, human error helps us understand where our processes failed and how we can prevent the same error from happening again. In short, we need to think in terms of a framework of guidelines and guardrails. In this short talk, let’s discuss how guidelines like runbooks and guardrails like automation can help us address the fact that everyone will, at some point, make mistakes.
Monitor cloud endpoint health with Datadog's cloud service autodetection
Your modern cloud-hosted applications rely on a number of key components—such as databases and load balancers—that are managed by the cloud provider. While these cloud resources can reduce the overhead of maintaining your own infrastructure, capturing and contextualizing monitoring data from services you don’t own can be difficult.