Curated articles, resources, tips and trends from the DevOps World.
This week Progress Software announced a number of new capabilities across the Chef portfolio meant to accelerate time to value for our customers.
We articulate some devops best practices around managing and upgrading an enterprise website on an ongoing basis. We are focused more on what it takes to add new features rather than aspects such as managing performance, security or uptime.
Security measures within every step of software development and supply chain must take top priority as attacks continue to be directed to the application layer.
We have begun introducing new major releases for all Terraform Utility Providers last year, to continue improving the providers and moving them forward alongside Terraform, these releases will deprecate support for Terraform 0.11.
Tetrate sponsored this post. Istio is a popular service mesh to connect, secure, control, and observe services. When it was first introduced as open source in 2017, Kubernetes was winning the container orchestration battle and Istio answered the needs of organizations moving to microservices.
Thundra sponsored this post. Kubernetes is a feature-rich, complex container management system that runs across all environments — multiple public clouds, on-premises, and hybrid.
Within the Cloud infrastructure space, there are several approaches on how to manage infrastructure. From: old-fashion manual creation and pray, to: everything automated, self-healing, self-scaling and pretty much self-managing.
Lightbend sponsored this post. As cloud computing matures, it’s becoming more and more clear that the important thing isn’t where your applications run — or even what specific technologies underpin cloud services.
Earlier this month, NGINX introduced the NGINX Service Mesh (NSM), a free and open source service mesh that uses NGINX Plus, the company’s commercial version of its open source NGINX proxy, to power its data plane.
We are pleased to announce the public beta of HashiCorp Nomad 1.0. Nomad is a simple and flexible orchestrator to deploy and manage containers and non-containerized applications across on-premises and cloud environments at scale.
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