Beth Pariseau
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ChatGPT API sets stage for new wave of enterprise apps
Industry watchers say a new ChatGPT API more easily and cost-effectively allows for enterprise developers to incorporate generative AI into corporate apps. → Read More
Dynatrace security AI roots out Log4j, sets tone for roadmap
Dynatrace's Grail data lakehouse, dashboards and reporting features set the stage for its ambitions in security AI, including SIEM and threat intelligence. → Read More
Cisco samples OpenTelemetry-based observability tool blends
Product releases delivered this week and slated for next quarter will unify data collection and queries among Cisco observability tools using OpenTelemetry. → Read More
Knowledge graphs and GraphQL: What DevOps pros need to know
Knowledge graphs and GraphQL have infiltrated business analytics systems and are making their way into IT observability and automation products. → Read More
Observability tools add FinOps amid macroeconomic worries
FinOps features added to observability tools from Datadog and Sysdig this week reflect concerns about cloud cost management amid gloomy economic forecasts. → Read More
Embattled New Relic cuts Kubernetes observability overhead
New Relic boosted Kubernetes observability performance and began to branch out into security, but its reported earnings shortfalls amid tough competition. → Read More
Atlassian product expansion raises fresh integration questions
New Atlassian products for distributed teams and apps launched this week, but the vendor still has work to do to make its cloud services more cohesive. → Read More
Atlassian cloud outage could take days to resolve
Atlassian rolled out new products for distributed teams and apps this week, but downtime affecting its core cloud services overshadowed those launches. → Read More
ServiceNow pricing bucks tradition for incident response
Incident response SaaS based on last year's Lightstep acquisition is a new foray for ServiceNow usage-based pricing independent from its Now Platform. → Read More
Rancher Longhorn hones Kubernetes storage for edge computing
An update to SUSE's Rancher Longhorn positions it among an increasing number of Kubernetes storage choices for IT pros as mainstream edge computing usage grows. It's an environment where enterprises have a chance to start over with container-based infrastructure. → Read More
COVID-19 remote work forces shift on SecOps strategy
As the initial rush from central offices to remote work subsides amid a global pandemic, IT shops must reassess their SecOps strategy, including increased scrutiny on endpoints and the fine print on how SaaS collaboration systems are governed. → Read More
HashiCorp Vault secrets manager ups Enterprise edition value
Version 1.4 of the HashiCorp Vault secrets manager gives enterprises new incentives to choose the paid Enterprise version over the free open source version with support for data masking, a tailored Kubernetes Helm chart and a smoother disaster recovery workflow. → Read More
Red Hat OpenShift Tekton pipelines reflect strategic platform focus
Red Hat OpenShift 4.2 added preview support for Tekton pipelines and integration with CodeReady Containers on developer desktops, as Kubernetes management platforms present users with a broadening set of features at higher layers of the tech stack that go well beyond containers. → Read More
DoD's JEDI cloud contract favors AWS, with Microsoft on deck
With the long, drawn-out process of awarding the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract coming to a close, AWS has the odds. But with the DoD's heavy investment in Azure-based workloads, insiders believe Microsoft will be brought in to ensure AWS and Microsoft technologies play nicely together. → Read More
Docker Enterprise pricing shakeup leaves unanswered questions
Docker Enterprise pricing policies underwent a major change in the first quarter of 2019, but it's unclear what the long-term impact of the change will be on users as it hits their wallets. → Read More
Users forge ahead with Cloud Foundry-Kubernetes integration
The best way to deploy Cloud Foundry Kubernetes integration was the subject of consternation in 2018. But enterprise users have now found roles for each, as the community prepares to integrate the two platforms more deeply. → Read More
F5-NGINX deal reflects mainstream trend toward microservices
F5's NGINX acquisition shows that traditional IT market segments need software-defined networking tools to aid microservices management, and to align enterprise networks more closely with applications. → Read More
Latest Kubernetes monitoring, AIOps features trace DevOps trends
Kubernetes monitoring support and AIOps features become must-haves for IT vendors, which let enterprise DevOps pros use familiar tools as they learn to manage containers and microservices. → Read More
Enterprise SREs guide devs through Kubernetes in production
Kubernetes in production strikes a blow against NoOps, as enterprise developers look to platform engineering teams to help them digest the many nuances of container management. → Read More
Enterprise IT struggles with DevOps for mainframe
DevOps for mainframe environments presents a dilemma to enterprise IT pros: a risky swap-out of a core back-end system, or updating a platform never meant for rapid, automated changes. → Read More