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Launched in 2015, Container Journal’s mission is to become an indispensable resource for education and information around container related computing, education and community building. Our mission is to cover all aspects of containers—philosophy, tools, business impact, best practices and more. Container Journal is operated by MediaOps, Inc., the people behind DevOps.com, DevOpsConnect and DevOpsDozen.com. Our site is the largest collection of original content related solely to Containers on the web and one of the top results for Containers-related search terms. Our content includes in-depth features, bylined articles, blog posts and breaking news about the topics that resonate with IT readers interested in Containers: Linux, Paas, Docker, Kubernetes, CoreOS, virtualization and more. ContainerJournal.com is led by experienced journalists and technologists who understand both Containers and how to create compelling, informative content. The team behind ContainerJournal.com has real-world experience in technology, cloud, online media, Containers, IT and startups. Source

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Red Kubes Adds Cloud Edition of Otomi Cloud-Native App Platform

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
Red Kubes today unfurled a cloud edition of its Otomi platform for building and deploying cloud-native applications based on open source software it integrated on behalf of customers. In addition, the company has added a workload feature to its core Otomi platform that is now accessible via an updated console. That workload capability makes it simpler for developers to use code to configure and deploy applications that comply with security and compliance requirements they define.
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ARMO Employs eBPF to Identify Severe Kubernetes Vulnerabilities

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
ARMO today announced it has added a capability to its Kubernetes security platform that makes it simpler to prioritize remediation of vulnerabilities based on their relevancy. Ben Hirschberg, ARMO CTO, says this capability takes advantage of extended Berkeley Packet Filtering (eBPF) in the Linux kernel to scan running Kubernetes pods along with the runtime environments deployed on them to discover vulnerabilities in software packages.
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Cosmonic Integrates Wasm PaaS With Kubernetes

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
Cosmonic today added a Cosmonic Connect capability for integrating WebAssembly applications with platforms such as Kubernetes within a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment that is now available as an open beta.
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Red Hat Survey Surfaces Cloud-Native Cybersecurity Challenges

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
A global survey of 600 DevOps, engineering and security professionals published today by Red Hat finds more than two-thirds (67%) have delayed or slowed down deployment of Kubernetes clusters because of a cybersecurity issue. More than half (53%) experienced a software supply chain issue related to cloud-native and containerized development in the past 12 months.
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Logz.io Adds Trivy Scanning Tool to Kubernetes Observability Platform

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
Logz.io today extended the reach of its observability platform for Kubernetes environments to now include the Trivy tool for discovering issues with open source software packages and dependencies, infrastructure-as-code (IaC) issues and misconfigurations and known common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs).
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Solo.io Extends Networking Reach Beyond Kubernetes

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
Solo.io today launched a preview of a unified control plane for dynamically managing network services that are accessed via diverse types of applications running in container environments, serverless computing frameworks and virtual machine platforms. Brian Gracely, head of product management for Solo.io, says Gloo Fabric extends the capabilities of the company’s existing Gloo Platform for managing networking services using the open source Istio service mesh running on a Kubernetes cluster.
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Canonical Simplifies Deployment of Cloud-Native Infrastructure

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
Canonical has made available a virtual appliance for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud based on its lightweight MicroK8s distribution of Kubernetes along with a Charmed Operator for open source Kubeflow software running on that cloud platform to manage machine learning operations (MLOps) on Kubernetes clusters. In addition, Canonical adds a Charmed Operator for automating the deployment of open source Kubevirt software that makes it possible to encapsulate virtual machines in a container.
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Charmed MicroK8s Archives

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
Ransomware continues to be the most disruptive and pernicious of all cyberattacks. There’s still not a lot that can be done to prevent these attacks, but it’s apparent that the scourge requires a different approach to cybersecurity if attacks are to be thwarted. A defense-in-depth approach to cybersecurity is quickly evolving to better combat the.. The post Ransomware appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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cost reduction Archives

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By Roma Yegorov
| Container Journal
Ransomware continues to be the most disruptive and pernicious of all cyberattacks. There’s still not a lot that can be done to prevent these attacks, but it’s apparent that the scourge requires a different approach to cybersecurity if attacks are to be thwarted. A defense-in-depth approach to cybersecurity is quickly evolving to better combat the.. The post Ransomware appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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right-sizing Archives

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By Mike Vizard
| Container Journal
Ransomware continues to be the most disruptive and pernicious of all cyberattacks. There’s still not a lot that can be done to prevent these attacks, but it’s apparent that the scourge requires a different approach to cybersecurity if attacks are to be thwarted. A defense-in-depth approach to cybersecurity is quickly evolving to better combat the.. The post Ransomware appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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