LaunchDarkly announced the private preview of Warehouse Native Experimentation, its Snowflake Native App, to offer Data Warehouse Native Experimentation.
Weaveworks announced the acquisition of Magalix.
With this acquisition, Weaveworks is raising the bar on secure DevOps. By bringing Magalix’s powerful policy as code to Weave GitOps, Weaveworks will further its vision of automating Kubernetes application and infrastructure operations. Secure GitOps pipelines throughout the entire software life cycle are imperative for resilient cloud native service delivery that accelerates innovation, speed and agility. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The transformative trend of GitOps continues to gain broad mindshare with cloud platform teams as they automate continuous delivery and operations of applications and infrastructure. Trusted delivery adds policy as code to GitOps, enforcing security within the DevOps workflow.
GitOps Trusted Delivery will benefit Weaveworks’ customers:
- Policy as code enforces security and compliance from source to production: Magalix’s policy engine enables DevOps teams to apply consistent policies and best practices across multiple Kubernetes environments. Customers can now bridge the gap between developers, DevOps and security teams by introducing developer guardrails.
- Runtime policy and drift management guards protect production deployments: Magalix’s KubeGuard agent ensures any runtime drift is detected and automatically remediated. Customers are assured that policies are being enforced across all deployments and are immediately aware of any violations.
- Embedding security in GitOps workflows: Magalix simplifies DevSecOps and enables cloud-native environments to be more intrinsically secure, by integrating directly into source, build and deployment stages of the software lifecycle.
“Enterprise customers have made it clear that trusted application delivery is critical to the success of their increasingly complex cloud native platforms,” said Alexis Richardson, CEO of Weaveworks. “With the acquisition of Magalix, Weaveworks introduces customizable policies, compliance capabilities and comprehensive risk visibility into GitOps workflows, ensuring only authorized applications are deployed and there are no nefarious activities.”
Magalix was founded in 2017, focusing on security-as-code for teams running cloud-native applications. Magalix specializes in applying the DevOps mindset with codified security through policy lifecycle management, enforcement, and actionable insights. With Magalix’s security capabilities customers can easily control and enforce policies, using the same declarative approach as Kubernetes, to scale their applications while maintaining regulatory requirements and security best practices.
“We are seeing an increase in customers who run a zero-trust security model turning to GitOps to bring DevOps to cloud-native application development and IT operations,” said Mohamed Ahmed, Founder, and CEO of Magalix. “Similar to how DevOps disrupted infrastructure management, we believe that integrating security into GitOps pipelines brings considerable agility and speed, preventing errors and protecting against attacks that could shut down the entire platform. Imagine securing your platforms 100 times faster with very high confidence while evolving them. Weaveworks and Magalix share that joint mission to make it easy to innovate fast without jeopardizing security and stability.”
Weaveworks intends to fully integrate Magalix into Weave GitOps Enterprise, delivering end-to-end Kubernetes security, enhanced visibility and resilience across the entire cloud native life cycle in hybrid cloud, multi-cloud and edge environments.
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