ITOps Times news digest: Instana expands automated monitoring suite, TriggerMesh Cloud Native Integration Platform, and Barracuda acquires Fyde
Instana has announced that it now offers the ability to monitor and trace applications using Google Cloud Run, Pub/Sub, and Storage technologies. “As organizations push their applications to run faster and operate more efficiently, they’re taking advantage of cloud-based software infrastructure platforms such as Google Cloud Storage, PubSub and Cloud Run,” said Chris Farrell, Observability … continue reading
Isovalent launches to help companies utilize Cilium
Isovalent has launched with $29 million in Series A funding to help companies connect, observe, and secure applications with Cilium, which is an eBPF-based networking, security, and observability tool. Cilium’s approach to networking frees applications from outdated techniques that place limits on the agility that is needed to adopt Kubernetes and other cloud-native technologies. Isovalent … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Palo Alto Networks DLP, Trend Micro Cloud One – Network Security, and ThreatQuotient’s Infoblox integration
Palo Alto Networks has announced a new data loss prevention solution called Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP). According to the company, the solution helps prevent data breaches by identifying intellectual property and PII throughout the enterprise, facilitating regulatory compliance, and inhibiting risky user behavior. “Data breaches are a huge and growing problem worldwide, but the … continue reading
Jira Service Management launches to help IT teams with modern incident management
Atlassian is introducing Jira Service Management, which is a new ITSM solution. The platform is designed to help bring developers and IT operations teams together to collaborate at high velocity, enabling them to quickly respond to business changes and deliver great customer service. According to the company, Jira Service Management is the next generation of … continue reading
ITOps Times Open-Source Project of the Week: NoisePage
This week’s selected project is Carnegie Mellon University’s relational database management system (DBMS) NoisePage. NoisePage is designed for autonomous deployment, and uses integrated machine learning components to control configuration, optimization, and tuning. It also supports capabilities like automated physical database design, knob configuration tuning, SQL tuning, and hardware capacity/scaling. “Our research focuses on building the … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Lightstep and Nobl9 announce partnership, Qualys updates container security platform, and WANdisco launches LiveData Partner Network
Tracing company Lightstep and SLO platform Nobl9 have announced a new partnership. By leveraging Lightstep’s tracing capabilities with Nobl9’s SLO capabilities, organizations will be able to establish SLOs from performance data captured by Lightstep. The integration will be made available as a private beta in the Nobl9 platform. “Engineers in charge of delivering reliable software … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Exabeam updates Security Management Platform, Citrix adds new workplace solutions, and Pure Storage updates partner program
Exabeam has announced updates to its Security Management Platform (SMP). Exabeam SMP now can ingest data from Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure Blobs, and Google Cloud Platform Cloud Storage buckets. This enables security professionals to better distinguish malicious activity from normal behavior and easily identify and follow attacks before they lead to a security breach. Behaviors … continue reading
LogDNA announces new partnerships to streamline logging
LogDNA has announced new partnerships to help developers streamline DevOps workflows and logging. It added new documentation for its integration with IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions. LogDNA hopes to help users centralize logs from monolithic applications alongside logs from containerized applications. According to LogDNA, this partnership will help organizations use logs to securely move workloads … continue reading
ITOps Times news digest: Red Hat OpenShift 4.6, AttackIQ and Microsoft Azure Sentinel, and Akamai acquires Asavie
Red Hat has announced the release of Red Hat OpenShift 4.6. The latest version introduces full stack automation installation of OpenShift on bare metal. This means that OpenShift can be run on any hosting platform. There is also a new Bare Metal Operator that prepares and exposes physical nodes to the OpenShift installer. Other new … continue reading
SolarWinds to acquire SentryOne to bolster database management capabilities
IT management company SolarWinds has announced it is acquiring SentryOne. SentryOne’s portfolio includes solutions for performance monitoring and DataOps on SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, and the Microsoft Data Platform. The addition of SentryOne will complement SolarWinds’ existing on-premises and cloud-native database management offerings. It will also amplify and extend the level of support that … continue reading
ITOps Times Open-Source Project of the Week: Akri
This week’s highlighted project is Akri, which is a new project from Microsoft for building a connected edge using Kubernetes. According to Microsoft, the edge is made up of an array of sensors, controllers, and microcontroller units (MCU) that produce data and perform actions. In order for Kubernetes to be a versatile tool for edge … continue reading
Computing on the Edge with Kubernetes: Solutions to common issues
The four key considerations for deploying applications to the edge are connectivity, architecture, sizing and scale, according to Mikhail Kozorovitskiy, consulting engineer at Rancher Labs. Kozorovitskiy explained these considerations as well as how to solve common issues they run into at the Computing on the Edge with Kubernetes conference yesterday. According to Kozorovitskiy, the four … continue reading
