Rocket Software this week extended its DevOps platform for iSeries platforms from IBM to make it simpler to test applications in a way that ensures sensitive data isn’t inadvertently exposed to application developers. Julianna Cammarano, vice president of product for applications at Rocket Software, said the update makes it possible for DevOps teams to apply

The Eclipse Foundation is spearheading an effort to create a unified framework for secure software development.

Hashicorp is accusing the open source OpenTofu Project of swiping some of its BSL-licensed Terraform code. Enter the lawyers.

The updates promise to make it easier to invoke the capabilities of a Grafana Cloud platform based on open source software.

Perhaps the desire for SEO-optimized everything has gone too far.

Simple tests can demonstrate whether a code generator is actually doing what you ask.

Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities this week at Maxar, General Motors, Ascendion and more.

Dynatrace’s Carbon Impact App Dynatrace, in collaboration with Lloyds Banking Group, has taken a bold step forward with the Carbon Impact app. This initiative represents a significant advancement in addressing the environmental impact of IT operations. Addressing a critical gap in the tech industry’s approach to environmental responsibility, Klaus Enzenhofer, Product Lead Business Analytics at

Modular created Mojo to provide Python developers with a programming language that uses the same familiar syntax to build high-performance applications.

Most IT teams regularly employ a range of tools to monitor application performance. But in an era where applications are running everywhere from the cloud to the network edge, the visibility being provided is limited. The metrics and analysis being surfaced are roughly akin to only being able to see a few yards ahead when