It happens to the best of us - even the well-intentioned and disciplined teams. If there’s one thing about Bad Actors, they are persistent. What happens if one of them manages to find a way in?
Falco is a real-time security tool for monitoring containers and it is a last line of defence for your cloud infrastructure. We take a look at why your DevOps team should consider using it to help prevent Bad Actors from gaining access and disrupting your operations and business.
Virtually everything is online these days. As many businesses move towards a SaaS (“software-as-a-service") business model, the risk and potential consequences of “getting hacked” grow by the day. One major instance of this was the recent SolarWinds hack – a major US tech company essentially has had its flagship product used to compromise as many as 18,000 different companies and government agencies. How do you avoid this happening to your business?
Traditional ops often meant that you needed at least one, if not many ops personnel, to build and maintain your infrastructure. But as DevOps culture grew, we eventually came to a point where some companies no longer needed an entire team of full-time DevOps personnel to achieve their infrastructure goals.
Would containerizing your application save you time, money, or resources? Are there scenarios where VMs are better than containers? What about Kubernetes—do you have to use Kubernetes if you containerize? Get the answer to these questions and more in this complete guide to containers vs VMs for DevOps.
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