Long Live Containerization!
Canonical this week made available a pair of updates to its distributions of Kubernetes that make it easier to deploy and manage the platform at scale. The updates are based on the latest 1.26 version of the open source container orchestration platform. Alex Jones, engineering director for Kubernetes at Canonical,
Organizations are struggling with cloud cost management for Kubernetes, with the inability to scale back once application demand drops as one of the major drivers of wasted cloud spending. This was one of the chief findings of a CAST AI report providing insight into overprovisioning of resources, overspending on cloud
Tigera announced today it is making it simpler to implement zero-trust policies at the namespace level across multiple Kubernetes clusters. Kubernetes clusters make it possible to implement security policies at the pod level using a PodSecurity application programming interface (API) that requires both cybersecurity and Kubernetes expertise to define and
Tigera has extended its ability to network Kubernetes clusters together to include the ability to assign identities to individual pods. Utpal Bhatt, chief marketing officer for Tigera, said the cluster mesh capabilities that Tigera enables using open source Calico network virtualization software will make it easier to manage a number
Salesforce made generally available today a low-code DevOps Center service on its infrastructure through which developers are provided an opinionated platform for building custom applications. The Salesforce DevOps Center service is based on the same object model Salesforce uses to construct its own applications. Karen Fidelak, senior director of product management at Salesforce, said after […] The post Salesforce Launches Low-Code DevOps Platform appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
In this week’s The Long View: EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework reemerges, Berkeley brings cloud selection box, and proof that remote work is good work. The post EU Data Privacy: Try Again | SkyPilot: Choose Cheapest Cloud | WFH: Better Meetings appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
New Relic today expanded its ecosystem by adding integrations between its observability platform and a wide variety of DevOps and cybersecurity tools. The New Relic observability platform now integrates with offerings from Atlassian, Amazon Web Services (AWS), CircleCI, Confluent, GitHub, JFrog, Lacework and Snyk and the open source Jenkins continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform. Peter […] The post New Relic Extends Observability Reach to More DevOps Platforms appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
