The serverless trend is nowhere near its fading point. And one of the most important topics within the serverless universe is security. Serverless is not immune to security problems but our focus needs to shift particularly to the world of APIs where sensitive data is prominently transferred in these modern application designs.
The GitLab team is back with some pretty big news. Starting with the next release 11.6 later this month, GitLab joins the serverless universe with its new project, GitLab Serverless, in collaboration with TriggerMesh. Let’s take a closer look.
The X-as-a-Service trend continues with Pivotal! The new Pivotal Function Service provides Function-as-a-Service to developers looking for a platform that works on premises or on any cloud they need.
Project Flogo is a Flow-based process engine written in Go. As the project continues to mature, it has expanded to simplifying the notion of event-driven apps by providing multiple action implementations for various event processing techniques. We talked to Matt Ellis, Director of Product Manager and Head of Open Source at TIBCO about project Flogo, its future, why developers should use it and more.
2019 is just around the corner so we’d like to find out which technologies will dominate next year, which technologies will fall behind and what’s going to stay static. We received over 350 votes so we humbly thank you for your participation.
Have your eye on all the happenings in Las Vegas at AWS re:Invent? We’ve been scanning the skies! Out of all the serverless announcements and tech, Firecracker is an eye-catching virtual machine. It is lightweight, secure, and uses Linux. Forget bloat, minimalism is the future of serverless.
Technology moves at the speed of light; as new innovations become popular, others fall out of favor. Has the rise of serverless technology sounded the death knell for containers? Darren Royle explains why containers may not only survive this existential challenge but thrive.
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!
Computing solutions like serverless and containers have become all the rage. In this article, Kayla Matthews explains the differences between serverless and containers and how each one has differing implications for data science applications.
Cloud native technologies are no longer bleeding edge buzzwords that we all expect to learn more about in the coming months and years, they are here now and they are here to stay. Oracle’s Jesse Butler takes us on a journey to serverless island!
Users of Zeit’s Now are in for a surprise. The new v2 release has some very different changes and additions. No upgrade is without its downsides, so let’s take a look at the good and the bad of the newly released Now v2.
It is the era of multi-platform cloud computing. But what is “multi-platform”? In this article, Chip Childers, CTO of Cloud Foundry Foundation, gives us a tour of what’s included in this new era and explains why most companies will be, or are already, adopting a multi-platform strategy.
Data Theorem recently launched two new API security products: API Discover, which helps enterprises combat what has been known as Shadow APIs, rogue APIs developers publish without proper enterprise security vetting that go undetected by today’s legacy security tools and API Inspect solution, which provides a continuous and automated security verification service to ensure the real-world operations of APIs always match their intended specs. We talked to Doug Dooley, Data Theorem COO about all this and more.
Integrating microservices and taming distributed systems is hard. We caught up with Bernd Rücker, developer advocate & co-founder of Camunda to discuss the top drivers for adopting microservices, the expanding universe of microservices and more.
