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Notorious Ransomware Gang Puts Victims on Edge
The Ragnar Locker ransomware group sends cold warnings to ransomware victims thinking to involve law enforcement authorities after rounds of operations demanding millions for system recovery.
- The group published this announcement on its darknet website a week after rumours of its dissolution.
- The threat also concerns victims consulting experts to…
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Cloud: Zone Redundant Storage Released on General Availability
Microsoft announces its release of the Zone Redundant Storage option on the General availability after a preview release earlier this year.
- Microsoft releases the Zone redundant Storage (ZRS) into General Availability.
- Microsoft customers now have the option of choosing between the ZRS and the Locally Redundant Storage (LRS).
- Allocation of…
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DevOps: Report on DevOps Practices by DORA
Google Cloud’s assessment team for DevOps, the DORA DevOps research and assessment teams, gives a full report on changes experienced and growth of different level teams in 2021.
- Elite DevOps teams had a noticeable increase in speed of delivering updates and products.
- Reliability Engineering is a better metric for measuring…
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Rezilion Commits Series a Funding Income to Automate DevOps Security Tools
Rezilion Inc., on September 13, 2021, accrued $30 million in its Series A funding first round. The startup is committing the funds to the automation of DevOps security tools.
- Rezilion’s vision comes true for DevOps teams by automating manual security obstacles.
- Existing rezilion customers on the vulnerability validation technology have…
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AWS Present Amazon FSx for NetApp OnTap
On September 3, 2021, Amazon Web Services announced the general availability of a new file system, Amazon FSx for NetApp OnTap, bringing OnTap to the cloud scene for the first time.
- This would benefit ONTAP’s existing users as they have access to cloud leverage for the first time.
- This would…
An ultimate clarity compass for software engineering practices.
It has been years since popular claims about Software Engineering being the future. This claim has been realized, and although the “Software is eating the world” phrase might sound cliche, it is still 100% valid. SE is the present and the future. …
With tech stocks on the rise, cloud computing stocks have shown significant growth. A Cloud computing stock in the right company is an asset today and in the future.
This article was originally published on The Chief I/O: Investing in Cloud Computing: Top 7 Stocks to Buy
Cloud computing has become remarkably popular among businesses. Small and large-scale enterprises have begun shifting to cloud computing for data storage, customer service, and computing power. …
While both OpenShift and AKS offer a variety of Kubernetes that abstracts much of their complexity to provide easy adoption, some subtle differences and capabilities differentiate them. This article compares these two, rich-featured platforms; highlighting the key differences between them to help you make informed decisions when choosing a platform to run your containerized workloads.
This article was originally published on The Chief I/O: OpenShift vs AKS
Building Kubernetes directly from its source code and setting it up requires a lot of operational effort, knowledge of the technology, and substantial infrastructure capacity. …
K3s and k3d are lightweight Kubernetes distributions that allow you to quickly deploy production-level Kubernetes in your local environments without much storage or network requirements.
This article was originally published on The Chief I/O: K3s vs K3d
Working with Kubernetes in a local environment is not so easy. It requires several operational efforts to check code functionality, build and tag docker images and create and deploy configurations.
For developers and operation engineers, however, like to…
