Justin Warren

Product engineering productivity software maker Shortcut has added a documentation system to its software called Docs.

Zeet, which bills itself as an “integrated DevOps and deployment platform for software developers” has raised $4.3 million in a seed round lead by Sequoia Capital.

Fermyon is well-placed to both capitalize on enthusiasm for this emerging category and to shape the direction of the category to its benefit.

Cosmonic is one of a wave of new WebAssembly-based companies looking to completely transform the way software is built and run.

Logz.io Open 360 collects observability data from multiple sources including logging, APM, metrics, and tracing, and provides connected, integrated views across the data based on customer use-cases.

Billing itself as a modern data management company, Alcion has raised $21 million in a Series A funding round led by data protection behemoth Veeam.

The continued success of the OpenTofu project could threaten HashiCorp’s cloud revenue growth or inspire new competitors.

Data protection vendor Veeam will offer, for the first time, a first-party Backup-as-a-Service product for Microsoft 365 and Azure called Cirrus by Veeam.

While talk of AI overshadowed other topics during the first day of KubeCon NA, customers and vendors alike are focused on more practical matters.

With revenue and profits on the line, the people tasked with keeping infrastructure alive—the operators—have well and truly arrived at KubeCon.

Cloud data API company Neurelo has launched with a 1.0 version of its core product: a database abstraction layer to make distributed scaling easier.

An open source project, Apache Arrow, has emerged as the de facto mechanism used by most of the industry for data interoperability.

The demand from MSPs surprised Alcion, which moved quickly to adapt its approach in response.

Highway 9 Networks launched from stealth with a SaaS-driven private mobile stack designed to merge 5G mobile with more traditional enterprise networking.

At KubeCon EU in Paris, France, open source projects are demonstrating increased maturity in how they approach questions of governance, sustainability, and purpose.

The FluxCD project has received significant support from companies in the cloud native community as it defines a new path after Weaveworks’ sudden collapse.

Vendors including Tigera/Calico, New Relic and JFrog are providing better security tools that take customer context into account.

WebAssembly, or Wasm, has finally started becoming usable by ordinary developers and adoption is exploding as a result.

It appears HashiCorp’s explosive claims that OpenTofu had copied Terraform code without permission were misguided.

The Ignite program is part of Intel’s effort to keep a pipeline of companies working on difficult technical problems.