XebiaLabs announces latest edition of The IT Manager’s Guide to DevOps
XebiaLabs, the recognized leader in DevOps and Continuous Delivery software, today announced the release of the latest edition of The IT Manager’s Guide to DevOps: How to Drive the Business Value of Software Delivery, by Tim Buntel and the late Robert E. Stroud. The book, which is a vastly expanded update of The Manager’s Guide to Continuous … continue reading
BMC reveals automated mainframe intelligence
IT solution provider BMC is bringing artificial intelligence to the mainframe. The company announced automated mainframe intelligent solutions at BMC Mainframe in NYC today. BMC AMI will include machine learning, domain expertise, intelligent automation and predictive analytics for managing, diagnosing, healing, securing and optimizing the mainframe process. “Enterprise IT teams are experiencing complexity at an … continue reading
OpsRamp brings machine learning to IT operations with OpsQ
AIOps platform provider OpsRamp is releasing OpsQ, is new intelligent event management, alert correlation, and remediation solution. The new release will enable IT operations to optimize and automate tasks by understanding the impact of an IT issue and ensure that service is restored as fast as possible. OpsRamp OpsQ uses machine learning models to learn … continue reading
premium Taking a cloud-native approach to security
We all know that infrastructures at most organizations are now oriented around the cloud, and that the cloud has introduced major changes to the way applications are designed, built, deployed and monitored. But what security experts may not realize is how significantly the cloud changes the security game. While you surely recognize that the cloud … continue reading
CA Technologies unveils new AIOps platform
CA Technologies has revealed the CA Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps) platform that will allow IT teams to automate or eliminate key tasks and create self-healing applications. The platform is a combination of the power of CA Operational Intelligence and CA Automic Service Orchestration. According to the company, the new platform normalizes, correlates, and … continue reading
Platform9 updates Fission with new developer and IT Ops serverless capabilities
Platform9 has announced the latest version of its open-source Kubernetes-native serverless framework Fission.io. The company added new features that will enable developers and IT operations teams to improve the quality and reliability of serverless applications. The latest release introduces a new live-reload feature that deploys code as it is being written into a live Kubernetes … continue reading
Chef InSpec 3.0 released with compliance audits and remediation capabilities for DevSecOps
Chef has announced a major release to its compliance automation platform InSpec. Version 3.0 of the solution includes a new plugin architecture, improved usability, enhanced management and automation compliance for Terraform, and improved performance. According to the company, this release is meant to target DevSecOps teams. In addition, the release includes a number of bug … continue reading
premium Windows Server 2019 release gives IT Ops pros plenty to consider
Microsoft’s new Windows Server 2019 promises to bring significant improvements to IT operations professionals and managers seeking to more easily bridge their datacenters with the public cloud. Showcased at the recent Microsoft Ignite conference in Orlando, Florida the Windows Server 2019 became generally available earlier this month. The release of Windows Server 2019 comes as … continue reading
Kaloom makes Software-Defined Fabric for white box software-defined networking at scale generally available
Data center networking automation company Kaloom released its Software Defined Fabric (SDF) solution into general availability. SDF is a containerized software suite designed to provide networking capabilities for white box, or custom-built, routing and switching hardware at hyperscale. “Since founding Kaloom, our goal has been to deliver the most automated, programmable and scalable data center … continue reading
Google introduces Stackdriver IRM for Site Reliability Engineering
Google announced a new Site Reliability Engineering-inspired tool for investigating, understanding, mitigating and recovering from incidents quickly and efficiently. Stackdriver Incident Response and Management (IRM) on Google Cloud Platform is available as an alpha version and features new monitoring tools for SRE journeys. After facing availability and reliability challenges, Google created SRE and SRE principles … continue reading
Red Hat’s OpenShift Container Platform 3.11 is now available
Red Hat has released version 3.11 of the OpenShift Container Platform. This release ships with Kubernetes 1.11 and includes new features to streamline Day 2 cluster and application operations. “In short, we’ve made central administration for your clusters, environments, and users easier, while providing expanded Prometheus capabilities for gathering Kubernetes-native metrics,” the company wrote in … continue reading
Sysdig’s Falco project joins the CNCF
The CNCF wants to bring awareness to runtime security and make it easier for the community to build secure cloud-native applications. In order to achieve this goal, it has accepted Sysdig’s open-source runtime container security project, Falco, into the Cloud Native Sandbox. According to Sysdig, Falco was designed to give DevSecOps visibility into how containers … continue reading
The Cloud Foundry Foundation accepts two new projects for integrating Kubernetes
The Cloud Foundry Foundation’s Project Management Committees (PMCs) have accepted two new Kubernetes projects: Eirini and CF Containerization. Eirini is an incubating effort within the Application Runtime PMC, while CF Containerization with will incubate in the BOSH PMC. BOSH is the foundation’s open-source tool for release engineering, deployment and life cycle management. Eirini was initially … continue reading
SUSE is bringing a new Kubernetes-native implementation of the Cloud Foundry development model to SUSE Cloud Application Platform
SUSE today announced that a new Kubernetes-native implementation of the popular Cloud Foundry development model is coming to SUSE Cloud Application Platform, advancing the company’s drive to help enterprises accelerate application delivery, speed innovation and increase business agility. This is SUSE’s latest move to provide Kubernetes users with the top cloud native DevOps experience by … continue reading
