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Dec 20, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |Alex Williams |BC Gain |Kimberley Mok
The Feds Push WebAssembly for Cloud Native Security Featured image via Unsplash+. The use of WebAssembly could become mandatory to meet security-compliance requirements while solving other ongoing security conundrums as Wasm becomes more widely adopted.
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
lxer.com | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Apoorva Joshi |Emilio Salvador
SALT LAKE CITY — SUSE now offers what it describes as a comprehensive observability platform, designed to cover all environments — whether on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, on premises or in other environments — that run on Rancher for Kubernetes. With SUSE Cloud Observability, the company seeks to provide observability functionality comparable to that of industry heavyweights, including Datadog, Grafana and Honeycomb.
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Aug 28, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Prasanna Krishnan |Loraine Lawson
Broadcom’s VMware Tanzu Platform 10 release this week at the VMware Explore user conference in Las Vegas represents an ambitious effort to solve a straightforward problem, one that involves a lot of difficult-to-solve engineering under the hood. The goal is to improve the developer experience while offering platform engineers more streamlined access to manage governance, compliance and security. In other words, VMware Tanzu Platform 10 is becoming a Platform as a Service (PaaS) for developers.
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Aug 25, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Loraine Lawson |Darryl Taft
What Is OpenTelemetry? OpenTelemetry offers a standardized way of capturing observability data. It is vendor-neutral and is used to make sense of telemetry data consisting of metrics, logs, traces and standardized metadata, with more types of signals still being developed. But it is also more than just being vendor-neutral. This is because OpenTelemetry is designed to allow the user to integrate the observability tools of their choice into a common approach, unifying them.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Richard Gall |Jon Udell
It seemed like a good problem to have — at first. The goal was to extend and deepen visibility across Teletracking’s environments as the company accelerated its transition to a cloud native infrastructure. Oren Lion, director of software engineering at healthcare services platform provider Teletracking, was leading the migration of the company’s development teams from an open source stack, including tools like Prometheus, Thanos and Grafana.
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Aug 19, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Jon Udell |Janakiram MSV
The concept is simple. You take a container, usually Docker, with your application and code inside. It likely has some CVEs, if not many. Alternatively, you can build a container using a Chainguard container image, and usually, you can reduce those vulnerabilities to zero. After that, you can port your application, deploy it, share it, etc. What Chainguard has recently done is apply this process to containers for AI models and large language models (LLMs).
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Aug 9, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Oladimeji Sowole |Janakiram MSV
The promise of WebAssembly lies in its ability to provide modules so that code written in any programming language can be compiled into a WebAssembly module and distributed in binary format to any CPU device running its instruction sets. This means developers can write in the language of their choice, compile to WebAssembly, and deploy to thousands of devices — whether servers, edge devices or any CPU-based systems — with a single click.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Siddarth Jain |Patrick McFadin
The open source project Score does not only serve as a platform-oriented tool for developers to simplify Kubernetes deployments. It does not only function solely as a policy-setting and control mechanism using so-called guardrails. It does not only operate as an all-encompassing portal, relying mainly on graphical interfaces as a developer project.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Jason Myers |Avitan Gefen
The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and WebAssembly have their inherent capabilities. The JVM has been tried and trusted for decades to run Java code and applications. As an inherent part of running Java applications on cloud, mobile especially, on-premises or anywhere Java is run, the JVM has been in wide-scale use across most sectors, including finance, manufacturing, banks and finance.
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain |BC Gain |Jonathan Siddharth |Brian Wald
VMware Cloud Foundation’s (VCF) new configuration was eagerly awaited. There have been many questions about what VCF would look like exactly and, more importantly, what it would mean for DevOps customers now that VCF is under the Broadcom umbrella.
