Curated articles, resources, tips and trends from the DevOps World.
Maintained in partnership with Redis, the Redis Docker Official Image (DOI) lets developers quickly and easily containerize a Redis instance. It streamlines the cross-platform deployment process — even letting you use Redis with edge devices if they support your workflows.
Couchbase sponsored this post. Picking a database is a long-term commitment, whether for an application or a data warehouse project.
The problem with most browser security products, as Ilan Yeshua, co-founder and CEO at Seraphic Security, sees it, is they expect you to go work somewhere else.
The metaverse is booming: Technavio predicts that the global metaverse market will grow by more than $675 billion between 2021 and 2026. Still, the research firm warns that privacy and security concerns may impede that growth.
In my previous regex post, we covered simple regular expressions that work with most code base libraries, as well as with the search functions in many editors. Things were fairly simple to comprehend, and all was good with the world. So now I’m going to ruin all that.
Managing individual business risks is difficult when silos exist. An enterprise risk management (ERM) framework consolidates risk management strategy across an entire organization, enabling better visibility, measurement, and management of business objectives.
Kubeshop sponsored this post. OpenAPI (previously known as Swagger) is a specification that initially provided developers the ability to document their REST APIs so users can easily understand what they offer and how to consume them.
Oracle sponsored this post. We all know that SQL helps us build better applications by giving us an efficient way to store, manipulate and retrieve data from databases. But we’ve also seen SQL statements hundreds of lines long that are practically impossible to test and debug.
IBM Research’s latest effort in speeding up scientific discovery comes in the form of the Deep Search for Discovery Toolkit (DS4SD).
Compared to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, 55% of data engineers say they are more likely to want to work for a FAANG company — tech behemoths Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google— while only 15% are less likely to feel that way, according to a new survey by Wakefield Research.
Have valuable insights to share with the DevOps community? Submit your article for publication.
Get the latest DevOps news, tools, and insights delivered to your inbox.
Made with pure grit © 2026 Jetpack Labs Inc. All rights reserved. www.jetpacklabs.com