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Engineering Fedora 36, RHEL 9, and Alma Linux 9 all now GA! Cara Nolte
In Linux news this month, it’s been release after release! Not only did we see the general availability of Fedora 36, but also RHEL 9 and Alma Linux 9. I’m going to dive into the highlights for each below, as well as take a look at Red Hat Summit on Demand. So let’s jump right in!
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a type of multi-factor authentication (MFA) used to verify users’ identities and provide an additional layer of account security. Users must enter two factors before they are allowed access to their online accounts to ensure they are who they claim to be.
Zero trust is a security philosophy, not a set of specific best practices or a checklist for security teams to follow. As cyberattacks have increased and executive leadership is held responsible for data breaches, zero trust has grown in popularity among executives and other business leaders.
MongoDB sponsored this podcast. Proper tooling is perhaps the primary key to unlocking developer productivity. With the right tools and frameworks, developers can be productive in minutes versus having to toil over boilerplate code.
Today I am very excited to share that HashiCorp has been included in the Best Workplaces Bay Area list! This is HashiCorp’s first time being included in this list, which is compiled by Great Place to Work (GPTW) and Fortune magazine.
HashiCorp Consul support for AWS Lambda is now available in public beta enabling services in the mesh to invoke AWS Lambda functions.
Scott Fanning Scott is responsible for leading product management for the CrowdStrike Cloud Security Product Group, including its CNAPP product offerings of CrowdStrike Horizon CSPM, Discover for Cloud and Container, Cloud Workload Protection and Cloud Identity Assessment.
How deep do you want to observe your systems? Would you like to peer all the way into the depths of the Linux kernel? If that sounds good to you, you’ll be happy to know that Isovalent, a company that incorporates networking, security, Kubernetes, and eBPF into its programs, recently open sourced
I have already performed this migration from GCS to GKE, with a React application. Even if most of what I am going to explain in this article can probably be applied to other Cloud providers, and other frontend frameworks, I am going to specifically explain how to do it in the GCP case.
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