ITOps Times Open-Source Project of the Week: Xline
Xline is an open-source management system for metadata stored in organizations with multiple data centers. According to the project maintainers, one of the big challenges related to multi-data center architectures is maintaining data consistency and high performance. Xline was created to help solve that problem by allowing distributed storage and management. “This project aims to … continue reading
AppViewX partners with Fortanix on machine identity management, supply chain security
The automated machine identity management provider AppViewX has announced a new partnership with the data security company Fortanix. Together, the companies hope to solve two main challenges that organizations face today. The first is managing the increase of machine identities, which they will address with a secure certificate lifecycle and key management solution. The second … continue reading
Gluware 5.3 adds new improvements for managing networks with third-party components
The network automation company Gluware has announced the latest release of its platform, Gluware 5.3. Gluware 5.3 adds support for third-party solutions in OS Manager, which is a feature of Gluware used to automate OS updates. According to the company, adding this extra support for third-party solutions will help companies with multiple vendors in their … continue reading
BackBox Network Vulnerability Manager adds ability to mark vulnerabilities as irrelevant or mitigated
The network automation platform BackBox is announcing a new feature in its Network Vulnerability Manager (NVM) that it hopes will make it easier for companies to manage and prioritize vulnerabilities. They will now be able to mark specific CVEs that they believe to be irrelevant or that were already mitigated as “mitigated” in the app. … continue reading
ITOps Times Open-Source Project of the Week: Kong Gateway Operator
Earlier this week at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2024, Kong announced it would be open sourcing the Kong Gateway Operator (KGO) with the latest release, 1.2. With this release, all the previously released features of KGO are now open source, and new features were also added, such as managed gateways, HPA-based gateway autoscaling, and AI … continue reading
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2024: Istio 1.22, profiling support in OpenTelemetry, wasmCloud 1.0, and more
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2024 is taking place from today until Friday in Paris, France. The event is an annual gathering of Kubernetes operators that is put on by the CNCF and Linux Foundation. The CNCF has announced updates to some of its projects, and a number of vendors also released new things at the … continue reading
Cloudera and NVIDIA partner to accelerate generative AI adoption
Cloudera has announced a partnership with NVIDIA to help support generative AI capabilities for its customers. More specifically, NVIDIA’s NIM microservices, which is part of NVIDIA AI Enterprise, will be integrated with Cloudera Machine Learning, the company explained. Cloudera explained that NIM and NeMo Retriever microservices can be used by developers to link AI models … continue reading
IO River emerges from stealth to help customers avoid CDN lock-in
A new company created by two former Akamai employees has just emerged from stealth. IO River is a CDN designed to serve content from multiple edge platforms. The founders, Edward Tsinovoi and Michael Hakimi, have raised $5.4 million in seed funding from S Capital along with smaller investments from Aryeh Mergi, Ronni Zehavi, and more. … continue reading
Solo.io launches Gloo Network for Cilium to help customers improve network management
Solo.io has announced the general availability of Gloo Network for Cilium, a new offering that allows for network management using Cilium, which is an eBPF platform for networking, security, and observability. The company hopes that its new offering will help accelerate adoption of Cilium, which graduated from the CNCF last fall and is already in … continue reading
InvGate is tackling overworked IT teams with new AI features that lighten workloads
The IT service management company InvGate is trying to use AI to reduce IT professional stress and burnout. It is releasing InvGate AI Hub, which is a set of generative AI tools that are designed to lower IT teams’ workloads by simplifying complex tasks. For example, it can speed up the creation of knowledge bases … continue reading
Logz.io adds automated Anomaly Detection to App 360 platform
The observability platform Logz.io announced a new feature in its App 360 platform called Anomaly Detection, which provides automated alerts for problems in services and microservices. It works by monitoring service latency and error ratios in order to detect abnormal patterns. Admins can customize how sensitive they want the anomaly detector to be, from low, … continue reading
Red Hat partners with several companies on multiple network sustainability initiatives
Red Hat is attempting to tackle the challenge of sustainability in telecom networks with a number of new innovations from partnerships that are being highlighted at MWC in Barcelona this week. According to the company, AI can be a useful tool in this initiative, however there are many challenges to solve, such as collecting enough … continue reading
