Principal Consultant Rich Mills explains what you need to know to tackle your microservices quality issues.
Principal Consultant Rich Mills explains what you need to know to tackle your microservices quality issues.
Senior DevOps Architect Rich Mills shares how the team assembled Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, and Jenkins to help produce secure, reliable, and highly available microservices.
Technical Manager Bob Foster provides a step-by-step example of running Keycloak Operator locally using kind.
Software security expert and CEO Jeff Payne discusses best practices for protecting your software delivery process from supply chain attacks in our next Coveros Conversation.
Explore some pros and cons of Bottlerocket, the Linux-based open-source operating system by Amazon Web Services for running containers.
Owen Gotimer Hello everyone. My name is Owen Gotimer. I’m the community manager at TechWell. I’m joined today by Tom Stiehm the CTO at Coveros. Tom, thanks for joining me today. Tom Stiehm Thanks for having me. Owen Gotimer Another anti-pattern we can chat about is not having a production-like test environment. What are the […]
Dependency Checking Your Ruby Application Checking your application’s dependencies for known vulnerabilities is a critical, relatively low effort step you should take to secure your application, which you may have read about in another recent article: What is SCA? Compared to the wealth of tools used for dependency checking in, for example JavaScript, there’s not […]
One of the most prevalent issues that continue to vex application developers is weaknesses in database security that open us to exploit. Database security is a broad subject, and I will not cover all the security issues here but want to provide context and understanding around some of the more comment vulnerabilities. In this blog, […]
Executive Vice President Mike Sowers and Senior Training Manager Stephanie Fender discuss how to implement a culture of continuous learning through learning journeys in our next Coveros Conversation.
With limited budgets, the need for customization, and the desire for user support, it’s no surprise open source software is becoming increasingly popular, especially in the DevOps arena.
