Red Hat OpenShift 4.11 brings a substantial amount of new features.

This week we’re going to talk about the latest version of Red Hat OpenShift: 4.11, released in August.

Before the thrill of the AWS Swiss Cloud Day thaws, we’re going to talk about how companies build jigsaws on AWS.

This week we’re going to talk about this wonderful thing in the public domain called SQLite, and its various uses.

This week we’re going to talk about how the world of work is evolving in this post-pandemic, crisis-laden world of ours.

We’re happy to announce the immediate availability of the VSHN Application Catalog (or “AppCat” for short) on APPUiO Cloud.

This week we’re going to talk about the various ways in which DevOps can collapse under its own weight, and what teams can do to avoid those traps.

This blog post is adapted from the speech about APPUiO Cloud given at the Berner Architekten Treffen in June 2022. With this text we would like to give you an idea of how we built this new product using DevOps as a guiding philosophy.

In this year’s Top 500 of the strongest ICT companies in Switzerland, Computerworld again examines the Swiss IT industry, analyzes sales and developments, and provides a great deal of background information.

This week we’re going to talk about how to run Open Source projects (and also how not to!)

This week we’re going to talk about containers, the essential building block of modern Cloud Native applications.

We have been awarded the kununu Top Company 2022 seal, placing us among the top 5% of the most popular companies on kununu.

This week we’re going to enumerate some Git-specific project management tips and tricks.

Join us at the Isovalent office for in-person talks and watching the eBPF Summit livestream!

This week we’re going to talk about hardware such as oscilloscopes, teletype terminals, cars, laptops, and more.

My name is Oksana Horobinska or in short ‘KG’.

This week we’re going to talk about tools helping us keep an eye over our Kubernetes clusters.

This week we’re going to open our minds to different perspectives on common subjects.

This week we’re going to talk about valid critics raised against Kubernetes and its complexity.

Between this and next month, three VSHNeers will board a plane to Vancouver, BC, Canada, with the idea of transforming the way we work.