Progress announced the latest release of Progress® Flowmon®, the network observability platform with AI-powered detection for cyberthreats, anomalies and fast access to actionable insights for greater network and application performance across hybrid cloud ecosystems.
Armory announced a new unified declarative deployment capability for AWS Lambda.
This innovation streamlines deployment workflows by enabling the configuration of Lambda deployments through the same interface used for Kubernetes.
Armory's new unified deployment capability centralizes Lambda deployment configuration and execution through its existing control plane.
"Developers have consistently requested the ability to seamlessly deploy to Lambda across their various environments. We've been listening, and today's update is the definitive answer — and solution — to this common query," said Adam Frank, SVP of Product and Marketing at Armory. "Armory's newest capability eliminates the need for custom scripts and gives teams a consistent way to define Lambda deployment workflows, accelerating development cycles for serverless applications and creating a far more developer-friendly workflow."
With Armory's Continuous Deployment-as-a-Service (CD-as-a-Service) offering, companies can now use a single declarative configuration to progressively deploy Lambda functions to development, testing, staging and production environments. Deployment strategies like canary analysis and traffic splitting can be defined once and applied across Lambda targets.
The new unified deployment capability for AWS Lambda is available in Armory CD-as-a-Service.
Industry News
Mirantis announced the release of Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes (MOSK) 24.3, which delivers enterprise-ready and fully supported OpenStack Caracal, featuring enhancements tailored for artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC).
StreamNative announced a managed Apache Flink BYOC product offering will be available to StreamNative customers in private preview.
Gluware announced a series of new offerings and capabilities that will help network engineers, operators and automation developers deliver network security, AI-readiness, and performance assurance better, faster and more affordably, using flawless intent-based intelligent network automation.
Sonar released SonarQube 10.7 with AI-driven features and expanded support for new and existing languages and frameworks.
Red Hat announced a collaboration with Lenovo to deliver Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI (RHEL AI) on Lenovo ThinkSystem SR675 V3 servers.
mabl announced the general availability of GenAI Assertions.
Amplitude announced Web Experimentation – a new product that makes it easy for product managers, marketers, and growth leaders to A/B test and personalize web experiences.
Resourcely released a free tier of its tool for configuring and deploying cloud resources.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, announced the graduation of KubeEdge.
Perforce Software announced its AI-driven strategy, covering four AI-driven pillars across the testing lifecycle: test creation, execution, analysis and maintenance, across all main environments: web, mobile and packaged applications.
OutSystems announced Mentor, a full software development lifecycle (SDLC) digital worker, enabling app generation, delivery, and monitoring, all powered by low-code and GenAI.
Azul introduced its Java Performance Engineering Lab, which collaborates with global Java developers and customers’ technical teams to deliver enhanced Java performance through continuous benchmarking, code modernization recommendations and in-depth analysis of performance impacts from new OpenJDK releases.
AWS has added support for Valkey 7.2 on Amazon ElastiCache and Amazon MemoryDB, a fully managed in-memory services.
MineOS announced a major upgrade: Data Subject Request Management (DSR) 2.0.