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Armo on the state of Kubernetes open source security
18 Nov 2022 -
Snakes in the snow, Snowflake Snowpark for Python
07 Nov 2022 -
All rise, Open Source Law, Policy & Practice
03 Nov 2022
According to a new report, most companies use at least one open source security tool to secure Kubernetes. In a survey of The State of Kubernetes Open Source Security, published by cybersecurity ...
Continuing to gain traction in the data management space, Snowflake wrapped up its its Snowday 2022 software release update event with one final leg in San Francisco, to form the final stop on its ...
Technology needs law. Equally and perhaps more so, the legal industry needs to understand what is changing around information technology. Alongside the need to move off of paper-based statute books ...
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SonarSource: Google’s Carbon language is a successor, not a replacement, for C++
31 Oct 2022 -
Get your popcorn, Speakeasy fires up ‘Inside Prometheus’ developer documentary
26 Oct 2022 -
Nutanix Kubernetes ‘ecosystem’ aims to underpin coder-ready infrastructure
26 Oct 2022 -
Percona on PostgreSQL version 15: what should you look out for?
13 Oct 2022 -
A software 'six-pack' for Cloud Native Computing Foundation Kubecon USA 2022
26 Sep 2022 -
Newly formed Linux Foundation Europe provides inside track on OSS Dublin 2022
16 Sep 2022 -
Luos 'plugs' microservices into IoT
08 Sep 2022
This is a guest post for Computer Weekly written by Phil Nash in his role as developer advocate at SonarSource - the company is known for its platform that developers and development teams to write ...
Prometheus defied the gods and stole fire from them to give to humanity. This strand of Greek legend is a powerful thread. Named with the intention of conveying a similar (if not even more ...
Simply saying hybrid multi-cloud (out loud) is one thing. Creating an operational computing fabric capable of working not just across multiple cloud instances (that’s the easy part, right folks?) ...
This is a guest post for Computer Weekly Open Source Insider written by Umair Shahid in his role as head of PostgreSQL at Percona -- a company known for its work delivering enterprise-class ...
The Computer Weekly Developer Network and Open Source Insider team is soon Detroit-bound. Why? Because the city is this year home to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s (CNCF) KubeCon + ...
This is a guest post written by Dan Whiting, director of media relations and communications for the Linux Foundation. Whiting has filed this piece writing live this month from the Open Source ...
Open source software for edge and embedded distributed systems Luos has added support for the popular ESP32 multipoint control unit (MCU) to its technology cadre. In working motion, ESP32 is said ...
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CircleCI rolls out joint offering for GitLab developers
07 Sep 2022 -
Production-ready SBOMs, Sonatype & Red Hat align for slicker software factories
31 Aug 2022 -
Code-to-cloud: Codefresh democratises GitOps with Argo
23 Aug 2022 -
MariaDB goes geospatial, developer-first
17 Aug 2022 -
Self-service rising, Soda Cloud previews data quality checks
25 Jul 2022
Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) platform company CircleCI used the summer slowdown period to come forward with support for GitLab SaaS developers. This means that ‘joint ...
With open source security always in the spotlight (and proprietary too for that matter) especially at the enterprise-level, software supply chain management company Sonatype has announced news ...
Codefresh is a Continuous Delivery (CD) platform for cloud-native apps. Built on an enterprise distribution of Argo, a declarative continuous delivery tool, Codefresh is trusted by companies like ...
The (possibly, hopefully) post-pandemic push for corporate connections and platform-level integrations moved in the open source database space this month. August 2022 saw everybody’s favourite ...
If there’s a term that we can already see listed as a top trend for 2022 by the time the Christmas end-of-year retrospective musings come out, it is self-service. Not quite the same as technology ...