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Docker Desktop 4.15 is here, packed with usability upgrades to make it simpler to find the images you want, manage your containers, discover vulnerabilities, and work with dev environments.
I am excited to announce the availability of a distributed map for AWS Step Functions. This flow extends support for orchestrating large-scale parallel workloads such as the on-demand processing of semi-structured data.
We just wrapped up Cybersecurity Awareness Month. As usual, it offered a great opportunity to bring much-needed visibility and, ideally, action to cybersecurity. Cybersecurity Awareness Month has been held annually in October since 2004.
As artificial intelligence scales, data privacy becomes even more important in developing machine learning models. That said, organizations must also be able to aggregate data to create great AI.
CNAs, or CVE Numbering Authorities, are an essential part of vulnerability reporting because they compose a cohort of bug bounty programs, organizations, and companies involved in the secure software supply chain.
We kicked off day three of re:Invent with a bang as AWS VP of Database, Analytics, and Machine Learning Dr. Swami Sivasubramanian took the stage to drop a few announcements of his own. And our on-the-ground experts had some thoughts: David Blocher “Dr.
On Monday, we got exciting news about Lambda cold starts being a thing of the past, and Tuesday came with a ton of announcements. So what did Wednesday have to bring? Here’s all you need to know about what happened on day three of re:Invent 2022!
Hello Cloud Gurus! Wondering what’s changed with AWS this month, but haven’t found the time to check through weeks of headlines? Here’s everything you need to know to keep in the loop.
The catchphrase of this tool states: “Just-in-time Nodes for Any Kubernetes Cluster”. What can we understand from this? It all begins with pending pods. A pod is in the “pending” status when it appears in the cluster and is not yet affected to run on a node.
The CashApp data breach was caused by a former employee who accessed customer financial reports as an act of revenge against the company after their employment was terminated.
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