The New Relic 2024 State of the Java Ecosystem report has been published! It's always great to see how companies are using Java. Shoutout to YAML Clark who published the first version of it newrelic.com/resources/repo…

I do highly recommend this podcast interview. Some very nice wisdom pearls in there.

If you have ever wondered when will be the next release of your favorite project: calendar.spring.io

You wouldn't last an hour in the asylum where they raised me
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And running on a framework that has been hardened through the last 10 years. #DRY

Gracias a todos los que asistieron a mi charla sobre Sealed Secrets el viernes pasado en #CommitConf Madrid 2024.
📄Slides: docs.google.com/presentation/d…
🧑‍💻Ejemplos Sealed Secrets: github.com/agarcia-oss/se…

Having immutable filesystems is a game changer for increasing the security of your #Kubernetes deployments. Check more improvements to be compliant with CIS, MITRE, SOC2 and NSA for the largest and most popular #Helm charts catalog.

The problem with CVE-2024-3400 and Palo Alto Global Protect is one very good example of why, we, software engineers, keep shooting at our own feet over and over again.

It happened with PHP, Java, .NET, Ruby, Node, Golang and will happen in Rust, and in the next shiny thing.

Ojo porque, como bien explica DMNTR Network Solutions 👻 AS204773 , el problema de seguridad afecta a software que no tiene que ver con Palo Alto Networks. Concretamente, a cualquiera que use Gorilla/sessions > 1.1

Hard to believe it’s 15 years ago today since myself and Dave Sowerby released this edit to the world, what a journey it’s been ever since!

#inspiredbicycles #streettrials #bikes #scotland #edinburgh #mtb

If you deploy all things with Helm & Flux, you should consider prioritising Kubernetes 1.30 upgrade. Especially on clusters with lots of CRDs, the number of API calls Helm SDK does will decrease substantially.

These are becoming a classic ☹️

Self-Hosted runners from your company workstantion to public GitHub. What can go wrong.

OSV.dev, the community vulnerability database aggregation service for open source crosses the 100k mark (115,054 vulns), thanks to the OpenSSF OSV schema (github.com/ossf/osv-schema) standardization across 24 language and distro ecosystems!

First bath of the year!

Not bad when looking at the initial state of that cluster 😀 and just with a single line ~

`helm install Bitnami `

👋 Hey, Spring fans! I've got some news to share with you today – I've launched Spring Builders, a community platform dedicated to all things Spring Framework! 🍃

springbuilders.dev

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