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Embracing Code-Driven Security for Cloud-Native Ecosystems

While flexible and scalable, cloud-native architectures introduce new security challenges due to their complexity and dynamic nature ...

Devin Partida | March 7, 2024 | architecture, cloud native, code, containers, kubernetes, security

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Nexus Installation From Azure Registry to On-Premises

As part of various application deployment strategies, Nexus plays an important role in storing the artifact versions of various applications. In addition, using Nexus, we can store custom-built Docker images by configuring ...

Lucky Kumar Sappa | March 18, 2021 | Azure, code, HCL, Nexus, repository

Upsizing: Moving From Heroku to Kubernetes

When it’s time to grow and scale your business, Heroku can be limiting. Kubernetes may be a better choice Heroku is a cloud platform that lets companies build, deliver, monitor and scale ...

Kendall Miller | October 16, 2020 | application development, code, Heroku, kubernetes, open source

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How Container Technologies Are Transforming the IT Landscape

Container and Docker technologies represent a new economic reality that keeps the developer at the center of the IT revolution from big-sized machines to app-driven systems. Calling it a shift from heavily ...

Sourodip Biswas | April 20, 2020 | code, container distributions, containers, developers, docker

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Apache Kafka: Creating Real-Time Distributed Microservices

Apache Kafka is proving its mettle in the burgeoning microservices space Research values the global microservices industry at $1.8 billion, and microservices deployments continue to rise across the board. With that sort ...

Bill Doerrfeld | January 31, 2019 | apache, code, Kafka, microservices, open source

Code Analysis Finds Kubernetes Approaching Level of Maturity

An analysis of the code committed to Kubernetes suggests the 4-year-old open source container orchestration platform has reached a level of stability as the rate at which commits are being made starts ...

Mike Vizard | January 8, 2019 | code, code commits, developers, kubernetes, Kubernetes maturity

Rookout Brings Debugging Tools to Kubernetes

As developers rely more on containers running on Kubernetes clusters, many DevOps teams are coming to terms with the inherent challenges associated with debugging those applications. Kubernetes and containers are especially challenging ...

Mike Vizard | November 20, 2018 | code, debugging, developers, kubernetes, open source

Report: Container Security Gaps Should Be Priority

A report published by container security platform provider Twistlock suggests that the biggest issue with container security has more do with the code in the containers rather than the container itself. Based ...

Mike Vizard | September 18, 2018 | applications, code, containers, DevSecOps, security

High Correlation Between Containers and Node.js Usage Seen

There is a very high correlation between developers that have embraced Node.js to develop applications and usage of containers. A new survey of 1,405 IT professionals published by The Node.js Foundation finds ...

Mike Vizard | August 3, 2017 | applications, code, containers, developers, Java, Microsoft.Net, Node.js, PHP, programming language, Ruby on Rails, survey, The Node.js Foundation

Weaveworks Unfurls Managed CI/CD Service for Microservices

As more organizations opt to deploy container applications in the cloud, the processes used to build them are following suit. This week at the CloudNativeCon + KubeCon Europe 2017 conference Weaveworks announced ...