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Was am 27. Mai 2022 neben den großen Meldungen sonst noch passiert ist, in aller Kürze. (Kurznews, PHP)
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Was am 27. Mai 2022 neben den großen Meldungen sonst noch passiert ist, in aller Kürze. (Kurznews, PHP)
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Ein neuer Bericht wirft CEO Satya Nadella vor, nicht ausreichend gegen Fehlverhalten in seinem Unternehmen vorzugehen. (Diskriminierung, Microsoft)
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Die Farbe der Züge ist entscheidend, was bei der Reiseplanung in der Deutsche-Bahn-App wenig nützt. Dafür laufen Fahrscheinkontrollen ins Leere. (9-Euro-Ticket, Deutsche Bahn)
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The Google Cloud DORA team has been hard at work releasing our yearly Accelerate State of DevOps report. This research provides an independent view into the practices and capabilities that organizations, irrespective of their size, industry, and region, can employ to drive better performance. Year over year, the State of DevOpsreport helps organizations benchmark themselves against others in the industry as elite, high, medium, or low performers and provides recommendations for how organizations can continually improve. The table below highlights elite, high, medium, and low performers at a glance from the last report.To give more prescriptive advice on how to successfully implement DORA best practices with Google Cloud, we are excited to announce the DevOps Enterprise Guidebook. The guidebook will be your resource providing a concrete action plan for implementing recommendations using Google Cloud’s DORA research to initiate performance improvements.We will release the guidebook in chapter increments. The goal of this first chapter is to give your organization a better understanding of how to use DORA’s resources to measure your performance and to begin your first DevOps team experiment. Some resources include the DevOps Quick check, where you can measure your teams’ software delivery performance in less than a minute with just five multiple choice questions, or a more indepthcapabilities assessment, an assessment we deploy in your organization that gives us a robust measurement of your organization’s capabilities as they pertain to software delivery.Future chapters will touch on other main topics we have identified in the State of DevOps reports such as shifting left on security, cloud adoption, and easy to use DevOps tools. We want to make it easy for your organization to get the most out of investing in DevOps and with the launch of the guidebook we believe the focused recommendations will help more organizations successfully implement DevOps practices that will lead to business and organizational success.2022 State of DevOps SurveyFor the 2022 State of DevOps report we will be focusing on a topic that has been top of mind recently: security. This year we are doing a deeper investigation into how security practices and capabilities predict overall software delivery and operations performance. We invite you to join the over 32,000 professionals worldwide who have participated in the DORA reports by completing our 2022 State of DevOps survey.The survey will remain open until midnight PDT on July 22, 2022. Please help us encourage more voices by sharing this survey with your network, especially with your colleagues from underrepresented parts of our industry. We look forward to hearing from you and your teams!Related Article2021 Accelerate State of DevOps report addresses burnout, team performanceThe SODR is continually one of the most downloaded assets on the GCP website. We are releasing the updated version of the report with new…Read Article
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The State of DevOps report by Google Cloud and the DORA research team is the largest and longest running research of its kind with inputs from over 32,000 professionals worldwide. It provides an independent view into the practices and capabilities that organizations, irrespective of their size, industry, and region, can employ to drive better performance. Today, Google Cloud and the DORA research team are excited to announce the launch of the 2022 State of DevOps survey. For the 2022 State of DevOps report we will be focusing on a topic that has been top of mind recently: security. As technology teams continue to accelerate and evolve, so do the quantity and sophistication of security threats. Security can no longer be an afterthought or the final step before delivery, it must be integrated throughout the software development process. Shift LeftThe industry must shift from reactive practices to proactive and diagnostic measures, where software teams should assume that their systems are already compromised and build security into their supply chain. In the 2021 State of DevOps report we found that elite performers who met or exceeded their reliability targets were twice as likely to have shifted their security practices left, i.e., implemented security practices earlier on in the software development lifecycle, and deliver reliable software quickly, and safely. Not only that, but teams who integrate security best practices throughout their development process are 1.6 times more likely to meet or exceed their organizational goals.But how do companies know where to start when it comes to getting security right? In last year’s report we found that companies can integrate security, improve software delivery and operational performance, and improve organizational performance by leveraging the following practices:2022 State of DevOps SurveyLike the past six research reports, our goal this year is to perform detailed analysis to help teams benchmark their performance against the industry and provide strategies that teams can employ to improve their performance. For the first time in last year’s report, high and elite performers make up two-thirds of respondents. We can confidently say that as the industry continues to accelerate its adoption of DevOps principles teams see meaningful benefits as a result.This year we are doing a deeper investigation into how security practices and capabilities predict overall software delivery and operations performance. Achieving elite performance is a team endeavor and diverse, inclusive teams drive the best performance. The research program benefits from the participation of a diverse group of people. Please help us encourage more voices by sharing this survey with your network, especially with your colleagues from underrepresented parts of our industry. This survey is for everyone. No matter where you are on your DevOps journey, the size of your organization, your organization’s industry, or how you identify. There are no right or wrong answers, in fact we often hear feedback that questions in the survey prompt ideas for improvement. The survey will remain open until midnight PDT on July 22, 2022. We look forward to hearing from you and your teams!Related Article2021 Accelerate State of DevOps report addresses burnout, team performanceThe SODR is continually one of the most downloaded assets on the GCP website. We are releasing the updated version of the report with new…Read Article
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Heute kündigte Amazon EC2 die Funktion „Stop Protection“ an, mit der Kunden ihre Instances vor versehentlichen Stoppaktionen schützen können. Bisher konnten Kunden ihre Instances vor ungewollten Beendigungsaktionen schützen, indem sie den Beendigungsschutz aktivierten. Mit Stop Protection können Kunden mit zustandsbehafteten Workloads Daten in Instance-Speicher-Volumes vor unbeabsichtigten Stopp- und Beendigungs-Aktionen schützen.
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AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) ist jetzt in der AWS-Region Asien-Pazifik (Osaka) verfügbar. Eine vollständige Liste aller Regionen, in denen AWS SSO verfügbar ist, finden Sie in der AWS Regional Services List.
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Amazon Connect ermöglicht es Ihnen jetzt, Amazon Connect Customer Profiles in der AWS-Region Afrika (Kapstadt) zu verwenden. Sie können Ihren Kundendienstmitarbeitern nun interaktive Sprachdialogsysteme (IVR) mit aktuellen Informationen über den Kunden zur Verfügung stellen und so einen schnelleren und individuelleren Kundenservice ermöglichen. Customer Profiles führt Kundeninformationen (z. B. Adresse, Kaufhistorie, Kontakthistorie) aus verschiedenen Anwendungen wie Salesforce, Amazon S3 und ServiceNow in einem einheitlichen Kundenprofil zusammen.
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Amazon ElastiCache für Redis und Amazon MemoryDB für Redis unterstützen jetzt die systemeigene Speicherung von und den Zugriff auf Daten im Format JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). Mit dieser Einführung können Anwendungsentwickler ihre JSON-Daten mühelos in Redis speichern, abrufen und aktualisieren, ohne eigenen Code für die Serialisierung und Deserialisierung verwalten zu müssen. Mit ElastiCache und MemoryDB können Sie jetzt bestimmte Teile eines JSON-Dokuments effizient abrufen und aktualisieren, ohne das gesamte Objekt bearbeiten zu müssen. Auf diese Weise kann die Leistung verbessert und die Kosten reduziert werden. Sie können den Inhalt Ihrer JSON-Dokumente auch mit der JSONPath-Abfragesyntax durchsuchen.
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Amazon FSx für Lustre, ein Service, der kostengünstigen, leistungsstarken und skalierbaren Speicher für Computing Workloads bietet, unterstützt jetzt Root-Squash. Diese administrative Funktion ergänzt die aktuelle netzwerkbasierte Zugriffskontrolle und die POSIX-Dateiberechtigungen, die FSx für Lustre bietet, mit einer zusätzlichen Dateizugriffskontrollebene. Mit der Funktion Root-Squash können Sie den Zugriff auf das Root-Dateisystem von Clients einschränken, die als Root auf ein Dateisystem von FSx für Lustre zugreifen.
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