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New feature: Templates for Incident Management

At Spike.sh , we are obsessed with making incident management more accessible to dev teams everywhere. With this goal in mind, we are always looking for ways to reduce the friction while setting up the Spike.sh platform. When we saw customers asking our advice for creating effective on-call schedules and escalations, we knew we had to do more than just good documentation - we needed a way to share best practices with our customers in the product itself.

Legacy Vendors Beware: OpsRamp Aims to Transform Cloud Operations with New Self-Service Solution

The company is disrupting the age-old approach of selecting and deploying IT operations management software, which for years has required heavy proofs of concept and long buying cycles, with a solution that allows IT operators to sign up and begin monitoring cloud environments in a matter of minutes.

Podcast: Break Things on Purpose | Carmen Saenz, Senior DevOps Engineer at Apex Clearing

This week Ana sits down with Carmen Saenz, Senior DevOps Enginner at Apex Clearing and PhD student at DePaul University in Chicago, sits down this week to talk about her history in engineering. She brings to the table some anecdotes about her own time engineering chaos. Carmen goes into detail about the early days of chaos engineering and her work there, going from on-prem to the cloud, how she is always learning, her passion for teaching and more.

The evolution of Chaos Engineering and Litmus Chaos - Civo Online Meetup #12

Let's learn about Chaos Engineering! We'll be joined by Karthik Satchitanand, co-founder of Litmus Chaos to discuss why chaos testing is seen as a must for Cloud-Native practitioners in 2021, and how the introduction of LitmusChaos 2.0 evolves chaos engineering further. Civo's Saiyam Pathak will also be looking at chaos terminology and white paper run-through. Register now and don't forget to leave a question for the team - we'll answer the best ones on air.

Scanning Dependencies in your sources using JFrog CLI and Xray

Security vulnerabilities and license violations should be found as early as possible and the earlier in the SDLC , the better. As part of the “ Shift Left ” vision, JFrog CLI and Xray now allow scanning dependencies directly from sources , on-demand, using a simple command line. This functionality allows benefiting from the same JFrog Xray vulnerability and license scanning capabilities, even before deployment to JFrog Artifactory.