“People, not process, are the most common cause of DevOps failures,”

Natasha is a fast and scalable, DPDK powered, stateless NAT44 packet processor - scaleway/natasha

Вы не поверите, но это новый пост. Третий раз сажусь за статью и снова её переписываю.Итак, давайте поговорим о безопасности. Не о той, что сложная, а о базовой.Допустим у вас есть облако и в нём есть какие-то инфраструктурные сервисы. Пусть будет графана…

As we look ahead to 2019, here are some security trends to watch from some of the people here at Google Cloud who think about security every day.

Here we are at the beginning of 2019 and I’m engaged in yet another discussion on the merits (or lack thereof) of keeping all of an…

You should choose a monorepo because the default behavior it encourages in your teams is visibility and shared responsibility, especially…

Today we’re announcing two major updates to make GitHub more accessible to developers.

At Namely we’ve been running with Istio for a year now. Yes, that’s pretty much when it first came out. We had a major performance…

At Target, we run a heterogeneous infrastructure in our datacenters (and many other places), where we have multiple different backend…

In this blog post we give a brief overview of how to enable cloud-based auto unseal in Vault open source. If you're already using Vault, you'll need to migrate to auto unseal, but don't worry, you can migrate back to manual unseal whenever you like. If you've…

New research by Harvard Business Review shows that implementing DevOps can significantly enhance an organization’s bottom line.

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Helm is a popular package management solution for Kubernetes. It is like apt, yum, or brew for Kubernetes in that it allows you to deploy…

Git and GitHub basics for the curious and completely confused (plus the easiest way to contribute to your first open source project ever!)