chaos engineering

Chaos Engineering Testing Correlates with Kubernetes Adoption

A survey of 400 IT professionals finds a high correlation between organizations that have adopted Kubernetes and those that have implemented chaos engineering techniques to ensure availability and decrease recovery times in ...

Mike Vizard | February 1, 2021 | chaos engineering, Gremlin, kubernetes, research

MayaData Donates Chaos Engineering Tool for Kubernetes Apps to CNCF

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) has accepted a Litmus Chaos application testing tool based on chaos engineering principles as a sandbox level project. Developed by MayaData, the open source software provides ...

Mike Vizard | July 1, 2020 | chaos engineering, containers, kubernetes, microservices

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A Blueprint to Cloud Native Security on Red Hat OpenShift

24 February 2021

To infuse security into cloud native operations, Red Hat has partnered with Aqua Security to establish a comprehensive blueprint to harden cloud environments, to embed security at each stage of CI/CD pipelines, and to secure cloud native applications in production – all without impeding agility. The post A Blueprint to Cloud Native Security on Red Hat OpenShift appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

Is GitOps Replacing DevOps?

24 February 2021

Much of what we think of as DevOps is happening now within GitOps. Example: Testing happening from GitOps then directly deploying with Kubernetes, vs the typical DevOps CI/CD pipeline workflow. Is GitOps the next stepping stone from Devops? Will organizations go directy to GitOps? What does this mean for organizations working to implement CI/CD? Our […] The post Is GitOps Replacing DevOps? appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

7 Simple Ways to Reduce Your AWS Spend

24 February 2021

You deployed on AWS to help manage infrastructure costs, but those costs change continuously, making budgeting and predictability next to impossible. The good news is, there are concrete steps you can take to gain the piece of mind that your AWS environment is cost optimized — continuously. The post 7 Simple Ways to Reduce Your AWS Spend appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

Understanding and Rightsizing Container Resources With Datadog and Prophetstor

25 February 2021

OpenShift enables organizations to accelerate delivery cycles and rapidly scale their operations to meet the demands of today’s fast-paced market. For example, individual application teams can deploy multiple versions every day on common infrastructure, and scale their applications to meet the demand of their users. However, Datadog’s recent containers study found that the majority of […] The post Understanding and Rightsizing Container Resources With Datadog and Prophetstor appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

DevOps Transformation in the Embedded World – The Konecranes Case

2 March 2021

If you work in the world of embedded software, you might think that DevOps practices and tools are not for your organization. However, today large manufacturing companies, like Konecranes, the global leader in the crane and lifting industry, are succeeding with DevOps. They have more reliable software pipelines and deliver changes faster. The post DevOps Transformation in the Embedded World – The Konecranes Case appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]

Quantifiable Application Security: Mining the Value of DevSecOps

25 February 2021

Determining the success of a cybersecurity program has historically been challenging. Every corporate leader is aware of the need to protect business-critical assets. Yet, questions regarding the value and impact of security remain. The cultural shift-left movement of DevSecOps aims to integrate security into development processes, with the intent of discovery and triage of vulnerabilities.. The post Quantifiable Application Security: Mining the Value of DevSecOps appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

3 Supply Chain Attacks from 2020 Not Named SolarWinds

25 February 2021

As directly attacking applications has become more difficult, attackers have turned their attention to indirect attacks that target their victims’ supply chain. In other words, many attackers now attack the tools that are used to build products and services rather than the product or services themselves. Software customers and software vendors have different responsibilities to.. The post 3 Supply Chain Attacks from 2020 Not Named SolarWinds appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

Zero Trust Journey – A Security Leader’s Story

9 March 2021

Most security professionals acknowledge that the traditional “castle-and-moat” approach to security no longer works, and would like to instead achieve a Zero Trust security posture in their organizations. Zero Trust, of course, is the idea that trust should not automatically given to anything inside or outside its perimeters, but rather everything and anything trying to.. The post Zero Trust Journey – A Security Leader’s Story appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

Don’t Get Attached to Your Attachment!

15 March 2021

There are different attachment methods to secure Kubernetes: API (often called “Agentless”); Host agent (today’s trend is eBPF); Application-level agent (can be sidecar or agent inside the application/process). There is no right and wrong! The post Don’t Get Attached to Your Attachment! appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

Managing Security in a Decentralized World

15 March 2021

As organizations adopt new work practices in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting shift to a hybrid or fully remote workforce, identity and access management has become a critical component of their security strategy. IAM can help ensure governance no matter where employees are and what devices they’re using, via a security-first approach.. The post Managing Security in a Decentralized World appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

chaos engineering

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