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News - CI/CD
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iTMethods Partners with CircleCI to Launch AWS Integrated DevOps Toolchain
iTMethods and CircleCI have announced a strategic partnership to launch the AWS Integrated DevOps Toolchain, streamlining software development and delivery processes. -
Red Hat builds DevSecOps trust in the software supply chain
The updates to Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain improve IT teams’ ability to embed security into the application development lifecycle. -
VMware Telco Cloud hits 4.0 status
The updates are significant for VMware’s ongoing telecom aspirations
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Keysight’s open platform makes network testing easier, vendor neutral
The Keysight Elastic Network Generator facilitates automation and collaborative testing between vendors, and is based on an open-source, vendor-neutral API. -
CNAPP tool aims to address software engineering risks
Building and deploying applications, and the speed of current processes, leads to new vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. CNAPP can help -
AWS re:Inforce highlights AI-powered code security, zero trust, Amazon Security Lake
The cloud provider announced the public preview of its new Amazon CodeGuru Security at this year’s AWS re:Inforce event. -
Inside Red Hat's plans to secure the open source software supply chain
A majority of enterprise applications depend on hundreds of open source projects, but that software exists in a world with few guardrails. -
Open Source CI/CD Werf Project Joins CNCF
The platform creates container images that it publishes and stores in Docker-compatible container registries before deploying them to Kubernetes. -
Daily Roundup: Aqua Adds Supply Chain Security to CNAPP
Aqua launches a software supply chain security solution; CrowdStrike introduces a hybrid XDR; and Salesforce announced a carbon credit market. -
GitLab Survey Shows Dev-Sec Tensions Amid Shift-Left Push
The survey found 50% of security professionals said unidentified vulnerabilities can still be traced back to developer mistakes 75% of the time. -
Daily Roundup: Red Hat Strengthens Security From Supply Chain to Edge
Red Hat doubles down on edge security; Cisco aims for advanced API observability; and Intel's net-zero promise falls short. -
Red Hat Strengthens Security From Supply Chain to Edge
Red Hat wants to build security into continuous integration/continuous delivery pipelines that customers are using to manage their applications. -
Money Moves: December 2021
Aqua Security acquired Argon Security; Liquid raised $100 million in Series C funding; and Equinix acquired MainOne. -
Mavenir CTO Details Dish’s 5G Open RAN Journey on AWS
Mavenir CTO Bejoy Pankajakshan described Dish’s strategy as a “hybrid deployment on Amazon Web Services where the central unit goes on AWS and the distributed unit part stays with -
VMware Snaps Container Images Into Carbon Black Cloud
The Carbon Black Cloud tooling update aims to "bridge the gap between the SOC team and DevOps team,” VMware Carbon Black's Shemer Schwarz explained. -
Fortinet Container Guardian Protects Registries, Kubernetes Workloads
FortiCWP Container Guardian secures container registries from vulnerabilities and scans for misconfigurations to protect Kubernetes workloads. -
Security Continues to Seek Developers
“There's always been some mysticism around security. I think most developers are interested in it, or curious about it, or pay attention to it in some fashion," Google's Dan -
Daily Roundup: How Nutanix’s New CEO Plans to Win Against VMware
Rajiv Ramaswami is the center of Nutanix vs. VMware; Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile US 5G efforts under pressure; and Nvidia rakes in revenues. -
Nokia Intros DelOps, CI/CD Modded for 5G Services
“CI/CD is evolving from a one-solution-for-all in a homogenous environment to multiple solutions for different operators," Dell'Oro Group's Dave Bolan said. -
AWS Expands EKS, ECS ‘Anywhere,’ Proffers Proton Platform
AWS CEO Andy Jassy noted that around two-thirds of all containers running in the cloud are running on AWS. -
A10 Bundles App Delivery, Security on Dell Hardware
Both bundles can use A10’s Harmony Controller for application management and integration into CI/CD workflows. -
ONF, OCP Join Forces, Add Certification to CI/CD
The program will continually test and certify compliance with ONF’s open source software projects and OCP-recognized open hardware. -
IBM Kicks Up Kubernetes Compatibility With Open Source
IBM unveiled new open source projects Kui and Iter8 along with advancements to existing Tekton and Razee. -
AWS Makes It Rain, Extends Credits to Open Source Projects
The promotional credits could help projects that directly feed into AWS' all-in cloud strategy.