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Getting Kubernetes up and running is one thing. Managing it successfully is quite another

Don’t be a Kubernetes dummy, download this ebook

DORA explorers see pandemic boost in numbers of 'elite' DevOps performers

Or is it that they're just more inclined to complete surveys about themselves?

23 Sep 12:14 | 14

GitLab all set to go public as revenues – and losses – rise

IPO was expected last year but then we had a pandemic

20 Sep 15:14 | 10

Stressed-out IT workers, software devs – we're not being funny but have you tried rebooting your breathing?

Forget productivity, find a way to unplug and recover

17 Sep 11:22 | 27

Travis CI quietly fixed a bug that exposed secret keys

For at least a week, cloning a public repo made upstream environmental variables accessible

Snyk: 50% of security jobs unfilled… any solution predicated on devs 'becoming security experts is doomed'

Guy Podjarny on the challenges of crafting and shipping secure code

07 Sep 19:44 | 7

Docker’s cash conundrum is becoming a bet on a very different future

Tiers of a clown – or the early days of a better service model?

06 Sep 08:30 | 32

JavaScript library downloaded 3m times a week exposes apps to hijacking via evil proxy configs

03 Sep 00:35 | 7

Docker Desktop no longer free for large companies: New 'Business' subscription is here

Search for sustainable business model continues, but most usage will still be free

31 Aug 15:00 | 34

What's the top programming language? It's not JavaScript but Python, says IEEE survey

Sounds sus to us – most talked about maybe

25 Aug 16:02 | 61

GitLab 14.2 brings macOS 'build cloud' closed beta and improved Gitpod support among nearly 50 new features

Open-source rival shows it can compete with Microsoft's GitHub

Is this indeed the light-house top I see? Microsoft updates its container Linux, CBL-Mariner

Stripped-down OS prepares to unroll the birthday bunting

18 Aug 17:38 | 2

Stack Overflow survey: Microsoft IDEs dominate, GCP and Azure battle behind AWS

Most-used language? JavaScript, of course – though for a big salary, try Clojure

03 Aug 18:57 | 24

About half of Python libraries in PyPI may have security issues, boffins say

Coding lingo's community says it has a plan to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities, though

28 Jul 22:14 | 21

DevOps still 'rarely done well at scale' concludes report after a decade of research

Puppet Field CTO Nigel Kersten speaks to the Reg about 10 years of studying DevOps adoption

28 Jul 15:15 | 30

GitHub stuffs $1m in Stanford Law School's pocket to provide free legal advice to DMCA-hit developers

Fellowship funding comes in the wake of Youtube-DL fiasco

27 Jul 23:03 | 3

Jira Data Center user? Here's a critical Ehcache vulnerability to spoil your day

Update now – and maybe firewall the thing off while you're at it

NPM is Now Providing Malware – or was until recently

Password-stealing package outed by security firm evokes sense of déjà vu

21 Jul 23:59 | 5

JavaScript, GitHub, AWS crowned winners in massive survey of 32,000 developers

Devs across the world reveal their tools, language choices, and more

16 Jul 13:00 | 20

Systems Approach

What is GitOps? This is the technical introduction you've been looking for

If you need to get your head around the concept of configuration-as-code, start here

13 Jul 21:58 | 30

Popular

Lithuania tells its citizens to throw Xiaomi mobile devices in the bin

Baltic state's cyber security centre uncovers remote censorship blocklist function in Mi 10T handset

Senior IBMer hit with £290k demand from Big Blue in separate case as unfair dismissal claim rolls on

High Court and Employment Tribunal cases to be heard soon

Apple tried to patch this security hole in macOS Finder but didn't consider upper and lowercase characters

file:// is blocked? Oh OK, we'll just use File:// or fiLE://...

More than three years after last release, X.Org Server 21.1.0 RC1 appears

Back from the brink with new features

One-size-fits-all chargers? What a great idea! Of course Apple would hate it, though

Cupertino thinks EU plan 'stifles innovation rather than encouraging it'

Mobile mobile museum looks to chart the history of portable phones

25-year-strong collection of 2,000 handsets covers 1984 to the present day

Salesforce should rename its Dreamforce conference to Feverdreamforce because this is getting ridiculous

Apropos of nothing, here's Lionel Ritchie

Apple warns of arbitrary code execution zero-day being actively exploited on Macs

Remember iPods? The same bug can bite them, and plenty of older iPhones and iPads too

Imagine a fiber optic cable that can sense it's about to be dug up and send a warning

Forget wiring cities with IoT devices – this could be how wide-scale sensing gets done

Memory prices to dive in late 2022, says Gartner

Firm says 40 per cent of a server's bill of material costs are tied to memory

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Security warning deluge from 'npm audit' is driving developers to distraction

Can we have less infosec theater, please?

09 Jul 06:32 | 17

Good guy Russia gives enterprises, cloud platforms a free brute-force security test using Kubernetes clusters

Thanks, Vlad, for the cyber-check-up and the containerization case study

01 Jul 21:35 | 7

GitHub Copilot is AI pair programming where you, the human, still have to do most of the work

Maybe call it backseat programming for now?

30 Jun 01:31 | 18

Digital delinquent deletes developer's database during disastrous Docker deployment, defaults damned

NewsBlur RSS tracker accidentally left MongoDB store facing public internet during migration to containers

29 Jun 22:03 | 7

Realizing this is getting out of hand, Coq mulls new name for programming language

Community to think outside the pants

15 Jun 06:18 | 211

Stack Overflow acquired for $1.8bn by Prosus (no, me neither)

Q&A community ponders life as an enterprise education resource

02 Jun 19:35 | 44

After staff revolt, Freenode management takes over hundreds of IRC channels for 'policy violations'

Gentoo and Raku call foul

26 May 21:16 | 62

Surprise! Developers' days ruined by interruptions and meetings, GitHub finds

If you want to be happy at work, never meet more than twice a day

25 May 21:54 | 31

Open-source developers under corporate pressure to adopt less-permissive licenses, Percona CEO says

Cloud hyperscalers drive projects to slap restrictions on code use

13 May 20:32 | 29

GitLab's 10-day certification freebie offer lasted only two because, surprise surprise, people really like freebies

Biz expected 4,000 signups, got 60,000, system couldn't cope

07 May 18:06 | 9

Pega set to launch 'context-aware' APIs that let users tweak back-end processes without breaking front end

Updates designed to ease 'expensive and challenging' software, analyst says

04 May 17:30 | 2

House of pain: If YAML makes you swear, shout louder – the agony is there for a reason

Non-quoted string vest? Don't mind if we do

04 May 09:15 | 45

Lambda School, a coding bootcamp that takes a cut of your next tech salary, now takes a 30% cut in staff

Plus: Workers axed at '$4bn' Patreon, techies walk away from Basecamp

30 Apr 23:29 | 22

Facebook, it's cool to see you using Rust and joining the foundation, but please don't Zuck it up for all of us

Vows to make safe C++-alike 'a mainstream language of choice' as hundreds of devs wield it

30 Apr 06:23 | 19

JetBrains shoves TeamCity into the cloud, pitches Kotlin for build pipelines because YAML is 'really a pain'

No free plan: That's one way to avoid crypto-mining abuse of build minutes

29 Apr 15:50 | 6

Not saying you should but we're told it's possible to land serverless app a '$40k/month bill using a 1,000-node botnet'

CompSci trio describe theoretical Denial-of-Wallet attack

21 Apr 06:23 | 21

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