Devops

Nowadays, many organizations are switching from conventional development and deployment methods to microservices that operate in containerized environments. After all, these microservices are scalable and simple to set up. And when it comes to the management of all of these services, most organizations use a platform called Kubernetes.  Kubernetes is a popular open-source platform that […]

We all remember the days when we were training hours on special Quake 3 maps to improve our strafe jumping skills to gain a competitive advantage in any future CTF or FFA match because we could move at a speed that other players admired us for. Even though time has moved on, my fascination with

Over the years, open source has rapidly become the new normal, thereby increasing the number of users on code hosting platforms who come to collaborate. Due to its many advantages, it’s clear that open source is here to stay. As developers, we don’t readily trust when we give our project to other remote developers for obvious

As security and privacy concerns have become a major conversation in the IT industry, companies have started to embrace security as a main business discipline. Within this larger topic is the concept of vulnerability scanning. In this article, we will talk about this in the scope of DevSecOps. DevSecops—Baking Security into the Whole Development Lifecycle

Introduction Companies use documentation to track missed deadlines and resources associated with those deadlines, to share knowledge of codes, APIs, and other onboarding materials with other businesses. This documentation should be updated regularly because a few things invariably change when someone is working on something. It is necessary to keep the documentation updated to maintain

Check out the full session lineup for SnykCon, a free, virtual conference for developers – focused on helping teams build securely. Learn how to build security into your existing workflows in 100+ sessions, including:– Never Get Pwned! Understanding the OWASP Top 10– My NPM Package Will Eat Your Lunch– Haunted: Chrome’s Vision for Post-Spectre Web