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We are thrilled to introduce Docker Scout health scores, our latest feature designed to make software security simpler and more effective for developers.
When I speak to large-scale AWS customers about their challenges and concerns, the conversation often turns to the topic of multicloud.
I’m always amazed by the talent and passion of our Amazon Web Services (AWS) community members, especially in their efforts to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in the tech community. Last week, I had the honor of speaking at the AWS User Group Women Bay Area meetup, led by Natalie.
Testing code is a fundamental step in the field of software development. It ensures that applications are reliable, meet quality standards, and work as intended. Automated software tests help to detect issues and defects early, reducing impact to end-user experience and business.
Many organizations with workloads hosted on AWS leverage the advantage of AWS services like AWS CloudFormation, AWS CodeDeploy, and other AWS developer tools while integrating with their existing development workflows.
Docker Desktop 4.33 is packed with powerful new features designed to elevate your container development experience. Docker Desktop 4.33 includes GA releases of Docker Debug and Docker Build checks, and significant UX improvements to the Configuration integrity check.
Today, we’re excited to announce the release of Docker Build checks with Docker Desktop 4.33. Docker Build checks help your team learn and follow best practices for building container images.
This ongoing Docker Labs GenAI series will explore the exciting space of AI developer tools. At Docker, we believe there is a vast scope to explore, openly and without the hype. We will share our explorations and collaborate with the developer community in real time.
Customers can migrate their AWS CodeCommit Git repositories to other Git providers using several methods, such as cloning the repository, mirroring, or migrating specific branches.
Building with AWS requires you to interact with and manipulate your AWS resources, whether it’s to manage infrastructure, deploy applications, or troubleshoot issues and many AWS customers use AWS Cloud9 to do so today.
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