DevOps

Heroku’s decision to eliminate free dynos and databases marks the end of an era. Where do developers go now for easy, free deployment?

Broadcom’s proposed $61B acquisition of VMware could reshape the enterprise cloud and virtualization landscape for years to come.

Kubernetes 1.24 finally removes Dockershim, completing the long-telegraphed divorce from Docker as a container runtime.

Terraform 1.1 brings refactoring support and moved/imported blocks, signaling that Infrastructure as Code tooling is growing up.

A week after Log4Shell, the patching chaos continues. But the bigger lesson is about software supply chain security and why we need SBOMs now.

AWS re:Invent 2021 delivered a clear message: the cloud is moving toward higher-level abstractions, and developers should pay attention.

AWS re:Invent 2021 is underway in Las Vegas, and the announcements already hint at where cloud infrastructure is headed next.

CentOS Stream 9 has arrived as the successor to both CentOS 8 and the traditional CentOS model — and the enterprise Linux community is still adapting.

GitLab’s successful IPO this week validates the open-core model and raises important questions about the future of open-source developer tooling.

Windows 11 launched this week with WSL improvements, a new Microsoft Store, and Android app support coming soon. Here’s what matters for developers.

Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram went down for six hours due to a BGP misconfiguration, exposing how fragile the internet’s routing infrastructure really is.

The critical Confluence Server RCE vulnerability is being actively exploited in the wild, raising urgent questions about the sustainability of self-hosted