We come to you with a new Kublr release that brings more automation control for Kubernetes deployment and in multiple environments. Kublr 1.11 is here and we are about to take a closer look at all the new and shiny features.
Why do gaps keep appearing year after year? While the reason behind this is rather simple, the solution isn’t. In this article, Dr. Ratinder Paul Singh Ahuja makes an assessment of the security breaches and discusses what security will need in the future in order to deal with an ever-evolving infrastructure.
Getting immersed in a microservices project? Check out our list of possible risks in the development process in order to safeguard it and improve its chances of success.
It is time for a major makeover for Linkerd and it comes in the form of a fancy new UI in the newly-released 2.1 version. But that is not all! This release is stuffed with a bunch of new features and important updates. Let’s take a look.
Everest, formerly known as RESTaurant, is an upcoming REST API testing client written in JavaFX that promises to be light on resources, highly responsive and, of course, inherently cross-platform. Let’s have a closer look at what it has to offer.
Project Lombok is brand new and it promises to make your life with Java classes a piece of cake. Get rid of all that getter and setter methods, hashcode, and equals methods with this new open source library.
The fifth annual DevOps and Jenkins Community Survey is here and it brings some very interesting insights into the usage of technology environments, adoption of practices and DevOps maturity levels within organizations. Let’s take a closer look at the most interesting highlights.
The Flutter team made some big announcements yesterday at Flutter Live. One is, of course, the release of Flutter 1.0. But what really caught our eye was the announcement that the team is experimenting with running Flutter on the web. Meet Hummingbird, Flutter’s web platform prototype.
Moments ago, the Docker team announced the release of the new Docker Desktop Enterprise that promises to be the easiest, fastest and most secure way to create and deliver production-ready containerized applications. Let’s take a look at what this release is all about.
Kubernetes is wrapping up the year with the fourth and final release for 2018. The 1.13 release offers stability and extensibility through and through and we have several features graduating to beta as well as stable versions. Let’s take a closer look at the highlights.
Last month, we introduced Espresso, a core web abstraction for Java that aspires to become the soul of modern Java web application! Today, we invited its creator, Ning Sun to give us some insight into the tool and its functions.
There are hundreds of programming languages out there. Some new, some well-established, some built for reliability others for fun. But which are the hardest to learn and why? In this article, we take a look at some of the most difficult languages and why most developers have a hard time learning them.
Containers are the foundation for much of modern computing, but they also obscure where problems initially develop. In this article, Mark Herring explains why capturing important metrics becomes difficult in a container-based infrastructure, why managing metrics storage needs to be done properly, and how new data platforms fulfill the needs of the modern web.
December is almost upon us so this is a good time to take a step back and look at some of the most trending technologies we saw in 2018, talk a bit about their status and what questions are raised about their prospects. Voting ends on Thursday!
