Charlene O'Hanlon, Author at Container Journal

Nuances of Container Storage

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Charlene O'Hanlon | August 27, 2021

Cloud-Native Security

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Charlene O'Hanlon | August 4, 2021

The Good The Bad And Kubernetes Ugly

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Charlene O'Hanlon | June 21, 2021

Happy Holidays from Container Journal

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Charlene O'Hanlon | December 25, 2019

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Tired (pun intended) of Late-Nights Fixing Cloud Infrastructure Incidents?

25 October 2021

Have you ever wondered what keeps services like Amazon, Google, Netflix and Zoom always on? Why do many enterprises struggle to achieve similar efficiencies? We listened to dozens of practitioners with varying backgrounds ranging from on-call engineers, SREs, automation engineers, CIOs, VPs of IT – and heard the same pain points over and over again. […] The post Tired (pun intended) of Late-Nights Fixing Cloud Infrastructure Incidents? appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

The Minefield of Open Source

25 October 2021

Did you know that 8.4% of open source Java library releases contain known vulnerabilities? This increases to 23% when you consider only the most popular and most used projects. Navigating this minefield to keep applications secure can be a challenge. The post The Minefield of Open Source appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

How to Implement Best Practices for DevOps Test Environments

25 October 2021

Managing test environments effectively is a key component to delivering high quality software faster and more efficiently to your customers. In this webinar learn how to evolve test management environments for software testing in a DevOps value stream from a basic dedicated environment to a dynamic and efficient ephemeral test environment. The post How to Implement Best Practices for DevOps Test Environments appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

Is Low-Code Development the Right Choice for Your Next Project?

22 October 2021

Much as the cloud has served to speed digital transformation, low-code platforms are quickly being embraced by developers and IT leaders as a vital solution to accelerate software development. But have you wondered which projects are best-suited to low-code? The post Is Low-Code Development the Right Choice for Your Next Project? appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

Stop Container Attacks Using the MITRE ATT&CK(r) for Containers

22 October 2021

The recently released MITRE ATT&CK(r) for Containers outlines attack techniques and tactics that can be used against containers and Kubernetes clusters. The post Stop Container Attacks Using the MITRE ATT&CK(r) for Containers appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

Modern Ransomware: How We Got Here and Where We’re Going

18 November 2021

If you’re the sort of person who likes attacking people with ransomware, COVID-19 has been a wonderful opportunity. Attack surfaces went up by a factor of 100 while would-be victims scrambled to protect themselves. But if you’re in the crosshairs of these attacks, you want faster ransomware recovery solutions and security strategies that adapt to.. The post Modern Ransomware: How We Got Here and Where We’re Going appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

Helping People Adopt DevSecOps in the Federal Government (and the Enterprise)

9 November 2021

Many executives, managers and individual contributors in the federal government and large enterprise spaces may feel overwhelmed with the rate of change in the IT landscape today. From the cloud to DevOps to DevSecOps, it can feel like every day there is something new that you “should be doing” to keep pace with your competitors.. The post Helping People Adopt DevSecOps in the Federal Government (and the Enterprise) appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

API Security, Privacy and Governance: Shift Left DevOps and DevSecOps?

9 November 2021

APIs are the fabric of modern service delivery and compartmentalized app development, but the application logic and sensitive data that APIs expose has made them a high-value target of threat actors. Prioritizing API security within modern application development and multi-cloud operations is paramount to mitigate threats and data exposure among the myriad of internal and.. The post API Security, Privacy and Governance: Shift Left DevOps and DevSecOps? appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

Fixing Hardcoded Secrets the Developer-Friendly Way

1 November 2021

The practice of hard-coding secrets like passwords, tokens, and API keys is skyrocketing as applications increasingly leverage dependencies that require integration and Infrastructure-as-Code that must authenticate services. Yet, hardcoded secrets have been at the heart of numerous security incidents because they expose access to valuable resources and enable attackers to rapidly “peel the onion.” Furthermore,.. The post Fixing Hardcoded Secrets the Developer-Friendly Way appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

How to Give Everyone Access to Your Data and Still Keep it Safe

26 October 2021

As companies become data-driven, they need to make their data accessible to developers, DevOps teams and data engineers to facilitate better applications, compress release cycles and improve productivity. However, managing access to databases is, arguably, still stuck in the stone age. It’s difficult, if not impossible, to integrate with tools like Okta, Auth0 and AD.. The post How to Give Everyone Access to Your Data and Still Keep it Safe appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

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