Making sense of Container Data Protection
This question is often translated into “why backup containers?”. Perhaps the challenge is not about backing up containers but protecting modern containerized applications. Does it make sense to do container data...
How to do DevSecOps with Chef InSpec and the DevSec.io Policy-as-Code framework
It doesn’t matter what operating system you are running, you are always at risk of being attacked. Common sense will help you in defending your assets but unfortunately, this will not...
HashiCorp is in the update vibe, Terraform 0.13 inbound
Coming rapidly on the heels of the 1.4 release of Vault and the 1.8 beta release of Consul, HashiCorp today announced that version 0.13 of Terraform is imminent, with a public...
Gitlab 13.0 – a big focus on security
Amazic helps you speed up your cloud journey. In order to do this, you need a lot of useful tools. One of them is Gitlab. At the end of May, version...
Shifting right: testing in production
Every day, more and more companies shift to the DevOps way of working. Applications are delivered more frequently and with higher quality. But how well do these applications and their subcomponents...
Helm is the package manager of choice for Kubernetes
Companies adopt Kubernetes at a rapid pace. There is no doubt Kubernetes serves as the foundation of almost every container platform of choice. Kubernetes is a 'batteries included but replaceable' deal,...
VMware’s not done expanding its Kubernetes ecosystem; buys Octarine
VMware announced that its acquiring Octarine, a Kubernetes security startup offering continuous security and compliance for automated pipelines.
Intrinsic security
Reading the VMware blog post on the acquisition, Octarine is part of VMware's intrinsic security...
OpenStack Ussuri is ready for the Edge Computing revolution
The OpenStack Foundation releases Ussuri, the 21st release of the OpenStack platform today. This release delivers on some interesting new features for telcos and edge computing use cases. Let's go through...
Spectro Cloud saves Kubernetes from vendor lock-in and DIY complexity
Kubernetes is great for developers creating containerized workloads and microservices. But it's open, pluggable architecture and design principles can be scary at first sight: it just doesn't hide any of its...
Vault reaches a milestone as HashiCorp releases Vault 1.4
HashiCorp Vault has just crossed a milestone and released their latest and greatest, version 1.4. It might seem a little odd to have such a huhar about a dot revision, but...
