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Time to Extend DevOps Visibility to the Network Edge
Any comprehensive approach to observability needs to include an analysis of the internet services upon which organizations depend.
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Survey Sees AI Playing Larger Role in Test Automation
A Tricentis survey found organizations could see massive costs savings by fully automating mobile application testing.
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Bringing DevOps Automation to Legacy Systems
Most organizations that adopt DevOps for conventional applications use automation tools and techniques, including Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) and Configuration-as-Code (CaC), automated testing,...
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Modern Application Management Requires Deeper Internet Visibility
Most IT teams regularly employ a range of tools to monitor application performance. But in an era where applications are running everywhere from the cloud to the network edge, the visibility being...
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Your AI Might be Lying to You
Simple tests can demonstrate whether a code generator is actually doing what you ask.
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Grafana Labs Makes Observability More Accessible
The updates promise to make it easier to invoke the capabilities of a Grafana Cloud platform based on open source software.
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Securing Open Source Software, the Cyber Resilience Act Way
The Eclipse Foundation is spearheading an effort to create a unified framework for secure software development.
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Tools for Sustainability in Cloud Computing
You’re probably sold on the environmental benefits of moving to the cloud. These tools can help you get there faster by measuring your applications’ carbon emissions.
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OpenSSF warns of Open Source Social Engineering Threats
Linux dodged a bullet. If the XZ exploit had gone undiscovered for only a few more weeks, millions of Linux systems would have been compromised with a backdoor. We were lucky. But can we stay lucky?...
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