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10 steps to automating security in Kubernetes pipelines

Kubernetes pipelines face an ever-increasing range of threats that demand more integrated and automated security across the application lifecycle. Making things more complex, critical vulnerabilities can make their way into...

Rethinking collaboration: 6 vendors offer new paths to remote work

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Keeping employees connected and working productively has become the glue holding many businesses together during the COVID-19 pandemic. And with social distancing ruling out face-to-face meetings anytime soon, the need...

Use of cloud collaboration tools surges and so do attacks

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The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed companies to adapt to new government-mandated restrictions on workforce movement around the world. The immediate response has been rapid adoption and integration of cloud services,...

Liquibase, formerly Datical, updates database devops tools

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Database release automation provider Datical has changed its name to Liquibase and updated its product portfolio, with the Liquibase 7.3 release. Liquibase supports Oracle Database and PostgreSQL environments including Amazon...

How Microsoft’s Project Reunion will merge Win32 and UWP

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Build 2020 saw Microsoft unveil “Project Reunion,” a set of technologies that aims to finally bring Windows’ divergent application development models together. It builds on the approach pioneered with WinUI...

Intra-cloud latency is real. Here’s what to do about it

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We’ve all heard about inter-cloud latency, the delay in sending and receiving information to and from public clouds. Think of a remote client leveraging the crowded open Internet, or applications...

Python 3.9: What’s new and better

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Earlier this month, the Python Software Foundation whisked back the curtain on the first beta of Python 3.9, which is scheduled for production release in October. With the release of...

Microsoft’s Project Reunion: Win32 and UWP unite

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Build 2020 saw Microsoft unveil “Project Reunion,” a set of technologies that aims to finally bring Windows’ divergent application development models together. It builds on the approach pioneered with WinUI...

How Redis scratched an itch — and changed databases forever

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Why would you ever write a new database? Particularly an in-memory database, which, back in 2009, made zero sense to the ruling database class of the time. Salvatore Sanfilippo didn’t...

BlueJ and Greenfoot: The best IDEs to learn Java

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You say you want to learn Java. It can be a daunting language. It might even seem impenetrable if you’re a new programmer. But, you take a deep breath and...