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Hosting CI/CD in the cloud can both speed up interactions between development pipelines and source code repositories and make life easier for developers.

Google Cloud Run envy? Share AWS has introduced App Runner, with immediate general availability, for quick deployment of container-based applications. The off-prem titan already offers multiple ways to run containerised applications on its cloud. There is the full-featured EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service); the ECS (Elastic Container Service), the homegrown non-Kubernetes solution; containers up to 10GB can be deployed on Lambda serverless; or there is Fargate, which is a serverless option for either EKS or ECS. Why yet another option? The focus with App Runner is to further simplify t...

With Trailer you can manage pull requests and issues for GitHub & GitHub Enterprise across repositories, directly in your Notification Center or on any device. Never miss a comment again. Features: Link with your GitHub account quickly & easily by creating a GitHub API token, paste it in the quickstart window and you're ready. "Mine" / "Participated" / "Merged" / "Closed" and "All" sections. Optionally view labels, reviews, and CI status updates Integrated with Notification Center to keep you notified of comments, merges, status updates, and more. Search / filter items on-the-fly by typing...

iTWire Monday, 10 May 2021 11:48 Palo Alto Networks adds new innovations to Prisma Cloud Shares Palo Alto Networks introduces new capabilities to Prisma Cloud to further protect organisations. Palo Alto Networks says these new capabilities are a testament to its commitment of delivering comprehensive cloud workload protection across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The new capabilities help efficiently build and deploy their workloads rapidly. Palo Alto Networks innovates Prisma Cloud to help organisations ensure no workload is left unprotected. The new capabilities, Palo A...

Developers have lessons to learn from the incident, too. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto Stack Overflow, a popular site among developers, has revealed more about a week-long breach that it disclosed in May 2019.  Stack Overflow said at the time that the attackers accessed user account data, and now the company says that after consulting with law enforcement, it can reveal more about what happened and how a newly registered user came to have moderator- and developer-level access. Last year, Stack Overflow said it had identified "privileged w...