Platform Engineering: Building Your Developer Portal with Backstage (Pt 2)
Enhance your portal's capabilities with backend plugins and unlock custom functionalities in the second part of our Backstage tour. Step-by-step instructions provided!
Enhance your portal's capabilities with backend plugins and unlock custom functionalities in the second part of our Backstage tour. Step-by-step instructions provided!
A relatively new way of strengthening your software supply chain security is to apply Supply Chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA) in tandem with other tools such as software bills of materials (SBOMs), software composition analysis (SCA) for open source, and static application security testing (SAST) for proprietary code. Let’s take a look at what SLSA is and how its different levels work.
The recent release of Teleport 13 brings a much-anticipated feature allowing Teleport agents and Teleport Kubernetes Agents to be updated automatically. In this blog post, we'll look at why that's so important as well as how automatic agent updates work.
Discover how to enhance the security of your container registries using honeytokens. Learn the steps to secure Docker Registry, GitHub Container Registry, and GitLab Container Registry with honeytokens. Strengthen your DevOps pipeline and protect your valuable assets.
So many things seem like a good idea at the time. The Red Sox selling Babe Ruth to the Yankees. Decca Records rejecting The Beatles. “New” Coca-Cola. Blockbuster passing on buying Netflix. The formation of Nickelback. Just popping into Ikea for a “quick” look around. Of course, we know differently. And the same can be said about copying and pasting code.
DevOps teams are one of the most essential links in the software development chain. It seems like they have a hand in everything that takes place in your CI/CD pipeline, from designing and building new environments to managing and testing existing configurations. It’s no wonder that 40% of DevOps engineers report work related stress, many of them feeling their skills are insufficient. But are they missing the required skills, or do they need the right tools to make DevOps work more manageable?