Linux developers relegated to working on corporate Windows machines no longer have to wrangle with Docker Desktop, file system translations or container lifecycle incompatibilities. This week, Microsoft has released into general availability WSL containers, a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) runtime for building and running containers based on the Open
Komodor this week added the ability to deploy agentic artificial intelligence (AI) workflows using its platform for site reliability engineers (SREs) that manage Kubernetes clusters. Company CTO Itiel Shwartz said the Komodor Agentic Operations Platform makes it possible to deploy AI agents using the same workflows that SREs use to
RapidFort, a provider of curated open source container images, has allied with both Wiz and Aqua Security to streamline DevSecOps workflows for organizations building and deploying cloud-native applications. Additionally, RapidFort has inked a cooperative research and development agreement with SpaceWERX, an arm of the United States Space Force (USSF) and
If you’re running a multi-AZ Kubernetes cluster with a service mesh on top, there’s a good chance you’re paying a tax you never signed up for, and it won’t show up as a line item on any dashboard you’re already watching. The Default Nobody Configures Kubernetes Services and Istio’s Envoy
Google’s Docsy is joining the Linux Foundation as AI agents become documentation readers. Prague — When I grew up in programming, if you didn’t understand something in the code or operating system, you were told to Read The Fine (Ah, yeah, fine) Manual (RTFM). Of course, back then we actually had manuals and documentation. Since […] [...]
Harness today added an artificial intelligence (AI) coding offering to its portfolio after revealing it acquired select assets from Augment Code. The Harness Cosmos Software Factory is based on Cosmos, a set of AI coding agents, an Auggie command line interface (CLI), a Code Context Engine and other related technologies originally developed by Augment Code. […] [...]
In 2025 alone, security firm GitGuardian detected 28.65 million new hardcoded secrets exposed in public GitHub commits — a 34% increase year over year and the largest single-year jump the company has recorded in five years of publishing its annual State of Secrets Sprawl report. Since 2021, that number has grown 152%, far outpacing the […] [...]
