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Carbon Relay announces key enhancements of its flagship artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) platform.
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Docker Inc. made a burn-the-ships commitment to a new direction a year ago to focus on the needs of enterprise application development teams. Since then, the company behind the leading containerization platform has concentrated on refining its dev tools and building an ecosystem of partners to support a "code-to-cloud" automations for developers.
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Oracle publishes its last Critical Patch Update of 2020, including 402 patches across its product groups, but only 8 vulnerabilities affecting Java SE, the highest CVSS score of which was 5.3.
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Linus Torvalds this week announced the first release candidate of version 5.10 of the Linux kernel (Linux 5.10-rcl), a release that also marks the end of the feature merge window for this EOY 2020 kernel.
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New security solution surfaces vulnerabilities in third-party code used in the development of custom applications.
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The findings of a recent survey of more than 1,000 developers, software architects, and IT leaders, who described their cloud-native architecture priorities at the application layer finds differences between developers and management.
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Open-source Java platform provider Azul Systems is offering a new series of migration tools and services designed to help enterprise and public sector IT teams transition from proprietary Oracle Java SE to its Zulu builds of OpenJDK.
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Automated IT and security solutions provider Ivanti today announces two additions to its Neurons "hyper-automation" platform: Neurons for Patch Intelligence and Neurons for Spend Intelligence.
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The results of a new survey suggest that a growing number of security and development professionals are convinced of the value of Security Champions programs.
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At the launch of its annual EclipseCon conference, underway online this week, the Eclipse Foundation published the results of its 2020 IoT Developer Survey.
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Online course provider Pluralsight made numerous announcements at its Pluralsight LIVE virtual event last week around its technology skills and engineering management platform, unveiled a new strategic partnership, and announced a key acquisition.
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"Call for Code for Racial Justice" calls on the international community of hundreds of thousands of developers to contribute to solutions to confront racial inequalities.
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The decade-long court battle between Google and Oracle over 37 Java APIs Google used without Oracle's permission in its Android mobile operating system is finally coming to an end. Oral arguments before the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ended on Friday.
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Red Hat announces an integration of its Ansible automation solution with its OpenShift Kubernetes container platform, making it easier to automate tasks among traditional on-prem and emerging cloud-native infrastructures.
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JetBrains officially announces a new release cadence for Kotlin and the IntelliJ Kotlin plugin. Users can expect new releases of Kotlin 1.x every six months.
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IBM announces the winners of the third annual Call for Code Global Challenge.
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Oracle's new Cloud Observability and Management Platform aims to provide a comprehensive set of management, diagnostic, and analytics services to help customers manage multicloud and on-premises deployments.
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Gitpod is joining forces with GitLab to provide native integration with GitLab's UI, the two organizations announced last week.
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Authentication solution provider Okta has extended its Okta Devices Platform Service capabilities to developers via the Okta Devices SDK, which provides packaged tooling to build passwordless sign-in flows through branded push notifications with biometric capabilities, minimizing friction for end-users and increasing security posture.
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ZeroNorth announces a new set of capabilities for its SaaS-based security platform aimed at removing friction between security and DevOps teams by making security "integral and transparent" within the SDLC.