AWS strengthens cloud security, questions DevSecOps

Modern Infrastructure Digest News and advice for creating tomorrow's data center | June 27, 2019 FEATURED STORY AWS strengthens cloud security, questions DevSecOps By Chris Kanaracus, Senior News Writer AWS is on track to deliver more than 1,800 new features and services this year. At re:Inforce, AWS cloud security got a boost, with new capabilities and reference customers such as Capital One supporting the cloud giant's approach. (SearchAWS.com) Advertisement NEWS   Best of VMworld 2019 U.S. Awards' official rules The Best of VMworld 2019 U.S. Awards rules, criteria and categories have changed for 2019, so be sure to read them before nominating a product. (SearchServerVirtualization.com)   Best of VMworld 2019 U.S. Award nominations now open Nominate the top virtualization, cloud and end-user computing products for the Best of VMworld 2019 U.S. Awards. (SearchServerVirtualization.com) EXPERT ADVICE   A comprehensive timeline of Docker's history Since its early conception, container technology has been a topic of conversation for IT developers and users. With the emergence of Docker, it brought containers back to the forefront by creating container management software, and the company continues to evolve.(SearchServerVirtualization.com)   Are your workloads compatible with VMware Cloud on AWS? Not all workloads can run in the cloud. Before moving a workload to VMware Cloud on AWS, think over your priorities regarding that workload's importance as well as technical considerations such as whether it makes sense in the cloud. (SearchVMware.com)   Manage a VM's hard disks with these PowerCLI cmdlets Users can more easily manage a VM's hard disk with a few common PowerCLI cmdlets. Not only can VMware's command-line tool help you move hundreds of disks to a new datastore with a single command, it can also automate the removal or changing of disks. (SearchVMware.com)   Demystify VMware, Hyper-V workload placement For many admins who have avoided multi-hypervisor environments, moving some workloads from VMware to Hyper-V might be a daunting task. But the flexibility and cost savings might just be worth it.(SearchServerVirtualization.com) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from Modern Infrastructure Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget Data Center and Virtualization Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2016 TechTarget. All rights reserved.