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Harness’ purchase of ChaosNative shows not only how chaos engineering integration was missing from its CI/CD platform, but also reflects Harness’ conviction that the capability is lacking in CD/CD platforms in general.
SecOps is a short form for Security Operations, a methodology that aims to automate crucial security tasks, with the goal of developing more secure applications. The purpose of SecOps is to minimize security risks during the development process and daily activities.
To remain competitive in today's market, businesses in all industries must maintain strict production regulations to decrease downtime and critical errors that could negatively impact their reputations. Organizations can't afford to wait until an event occurs to devise a problem-solving strategy.
Protecting personal data is always a top priority during largescale cloud adoption. For organisations routinely working with financial or healthcare data, concerns reach a whole new level.
We will go over Podman VS Docker – In Depth Comparison. Did you know that Podman could be a complete replacement for docker?
The pandemic fundamentally shifted expectations for developers working remotely or in a hybrid model, where they expect to come to the office far less than they did in years past.
This post is part of our Week in Review series. Check back each week for a quick round up of interesting news and announcements from AWS! Welcome to another round up of the most significant AWS launches from the previous week.
The Red Hat Ansible Certified Content Collection for ServiceNow helps you create automated workflows targeting IT service management (ITSM) tasks faster while establishing and maintaining a single source of truth in the ServiceNow configuration management database (CMDB).
Want to land one of the 20,000 jobs calling for Puppet experience? Or perhaps you already know Puppet but want to advance your skills in order to scale your infrastructure even more quickly and securely?
With Web3 technologies still relatively new, many developers end up building from scratch when addressing common use cases that were solved in Web 2.0 with SDKs from established third parties. Identity verification is one key area where tooling is relatively immature.
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