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Docker containers have become essential tools in modern development workflows. While most DevOps engineers are familiar with starting, stopping, and removing containers, the "pause docker container" functionality often flies under the radar. Yet, this feature can be incredibly useful in various scenarios, from testing to resource management.

Compare these two leading networking technologies so you can decide which is best for your organization. In 2025, Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) is considered an essential part of many organizations’ network fabric. But what about Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)? Has this trusty routing technique been made redundant by the increasing uptake of SD-WAN? What are the differences and similarities between SD-WAN and MPLS? And are there valid reasons to use both?

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, network automation has become a vital tool for service providers seeking to enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and improve customer satisfaction. Muse, a platform developed by Ribbon Communications, stands at the forefront of this transformation. This blog post summarizes how Muse leverages low-code platforms to streamline and automate network operations to drive profitability in IP Optical Networks.

Over the last three months, we’ve focused on solving three core challenges our users face: delivering faster, improving resiliency, and gaining tighter control over cloud infrastructure. Today, we’re excited to share the new features we rolled out in Q1 2025 - all built to help teams ship faster, with more confidence, and lower operational overhead.

SLSA (Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts, pronounced ‘salsa’) is a progressive, industry-backed software security framework that safeguards software integrity throughout the development and delivery lifecycle. SLSA adoption is ramping up in industries where trust isn’t optional. As dependencies proliferate and threats multiply, SLSA provides a solid, structured path to prove that software is secure by design.

We recently started the Public Preview for a ground up rewrite of the GitKraken CLI. You might be wondering, “why?” We needed to rapidly iterate on a brand new idea, the “Work Item”. We also learned a lot from the previous iterations and realized a fresh start could help us optimize the user experience around the most precious resource, time.

Your containers are running, nd your clusters seem fine, but then you get that dreaded alert – memory pressure. Whether you're scaling up your infrastructure or just trying to keep things running smoothly, understanding pod memory usage isn't just nice to have – it's essential knowledge for any DevOps engineer worth their salt. Let's cut through the noise and get straight to what matters: practical ways to track, analyze, and fix memory issues in your Kubernetes pods.