Tag: software updates
Why Nano Updates Only Work if You Begin with the Latest and Greatest Software
Dustin Kirkland | | automated updates, CI/CD, container updates, continuous delivery, continuous improvement, CVE reduction, Dependency Management, devsecops, engineering and security collaboration, legacy modernization, Linux base images, modern software stacks, nano updates, secure development practices, security patching, software hygiene, software maintenance, software updates, technical debt, vulnerability managementIs there a silent threat of technical debt looming in your organization? You probably should take a deeper look. Modern software systems are composed of hundreds of interdependent components. How are you ...
The Day a Software Update Broke Corporate America
For organizations prioritizing resilience, adopting infrastructure-agnostic solutions that enable seamless workload management across platforms should be at the top of the list ...
DevOps Must Learn From CrowdStrike’s Outage
The CrowdStrike outage on July 19, 2024, is a stark reminder of DevOps practices’ critical role in deploying updates to maintain the security and reliability of applications and systems. While the underlying ...
CNCF Graduates TUF Project to Secure Software Updates
Mike Vizard | | Cloud Native Computing Foundation, CNCF, devsecops, software updates, The Update Framework, TUFThe Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced today that an open source specification for securing software update systems has graduated to becoming a top-level project. The Update Framework (TUF) is made up ...
How Often Should You Release with Continuous Delivery?
If you do continuous delivery, you could release software updates as frequently as you want. But should you? Here's what to consider when deciding how often to release. Although the terms continuous ...
