Being aware of the blind spots in an organization (and people) can go a long way toward defending against the unknowns. But where to start? Find out here.
We all want a safe environment wherever we go, but we have to hope for the best and prepare for the worst (and prepare to be surprised!). It's the same with apps.
There are several pitfalls while securing containers and containerized ecosystems. Let's discuss the top three challenges in detail so you can manage them.
In the last article of the five-part series, readers will understand the last high applicability scenario: Scenario 4: Windows AD + Open-Source Ranger.
Brief introduction of observability and monitoring. Examples of observability use cases and monitoring use cases. Role of observability and monitoring in DevOps.
This article of the series will allow readers to understand the open-source Ranger integration solution against “Scenario 3: OpenLDAP + Open-Source Ranger.”
When you use Render to deploy your Node.js application with Postgres database, you can debug easily with integrated tools like Datadog and Log Streams.
Collate all serverless web and mobile architecture patterns with standard PoV on design, impact, motivation, and best practices. The patterns can co-exist.
Cloud-based IDEs are the next logical evolution of the local dev environment. This brings lots of advantages but also some new risks to be aware of as a dev.
This article demonstrates how a vulnerability in one of the VS Code URL handlers could lead to the execution of arbitrary commands on the victim's host.
