The traditional, linear, monolithic approach to developing software is being replaced with the microservices revolution. DevOps, containers, and other elements of microservices architecture are breaking app development and deployment down into smaller, more manageable components that can be automated and […]
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Containers are the hot concept du jour and like with any emerging technology once it has gained mainstream popularity the big question becomes, “OK, but what about security?” CoreOS is partnering with Intel to address that question in its Rocket
CoreOS Rocket gets more secure with Intel Clear Containers Read More »
Checklists alone don’t help organizations function better or be more secure. For businesses interested in actually functioning better or being more secure, though, a set of guidelines provides a framework–a solid foundation that lets them track things and make sure
Experts weigh in on ISACA ‘DevOps Practitioner Considerations’ Read More »
Microsoft is working with Docker to build support for Docker containers into Windows Server 2016, but it won’t have much value to most of Microsoft’s customers for years to come. Most businesses are slow to embrace new operating systems and upgrade
WinDocks launches Kickstarter to bring Docker to Windows Server 2012 Read More »
The pace of evolution–at least when it comes to technology–is often mind numbing. From the time Henry Ford introduced the concept of the assembly line to automate production automation has been a key factor in accelerating the pace of evolution.
Continuous is the new black thanks to DevOps Read More »
Log data is a valuable tool when used properly. It can help you identify issues and optimize performance–but first you have to collect it. A DevOps environment built around Docker containers poses a unique challenge for log analysis because it
Graylog captures Docker container log data Read More »
We still have quite a while to wait before we’ll see the new Windows Server, but Microsoft and Docker are working diligently to make sure the next release of the operating system includes native support for Docker container technologies. The
Progress toward Docker support for Windows Server marches on Read More »
Docker containers and container technologies in general seem to be fairly mainstream at this point–and still gaining momentum. As popular as containers are, though, there are aspects of standard containers that don’t meet the needs of larger enterprises. IBM understands
IBM Containers add enterprise features to Docker containers Read More »
We have a rule in our house. We’re not allowed to talk about the Technological Singularity. It’s a somewhat arbitrary rule my wife made up because she finds the idea ridiculous–or maybe she’s just really freaked out about the day
Why DevOps means the end of the world as we know it Read More »
Each level of streamlining and automation in the world of DevOps and containers seems to just create a need for a new level. Containers help developers create and deploy apps more effectively and efficiently, but then organizations find they need
Manage your containers with Kubernetes 1.0 Read More »
