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Vulnerability assessment: key to protecting applications and infrastructure

Dynatrace

Examples of such weaknesses are errors in application code, misconfigured network devices, and overly permissive access controls in a database. Cloud infrastructure analysis ensures the secure configuration of cloud infrastructure including virtual machines, containers, cloud-hosted databases, and serverless services.

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Cloud Native Predictions for 2024

Percona

of respondents are currently utilizing databases in Kubernetes (k8s). These indicators suggest that the adoption of databases on k8s is in its early stages and is likely to continue growing in the future. However, 17% of organizations operate security separately from DevOps, lacking any DevSecOps initiatives.

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Application vulnerabilities: Important lessons from the OWASP top 10 about application security risks

Dynatrace

The advent of microservices and serverless computing means that cloud-based applications may consist of thousands of containerized services. For this, best practices would be to segregate commands from data, use parameterized SQL queries, and eliminate the interpreter by using a safe application program interface, if possible.

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Weighing a microservices approach means covering all architecture bases

Dynatrace

A microservices approach enables DevOps teams to develop an application as a suite of small services. One team may build it, but three separate DevOps and IT teams must maintain it. Additionally, typical SOA models use larger relational databases. In contrast, microservices typically uses NoSQL or a type of micro-SQL database.

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Azure Well-Architected Framework: What it is and how to tame it with AI and automation

Dynatrace

The Framework is built on five pillars of architectural best practices: Cost optimization. Each pillar brings business and technology leaders together to help organizations choose architecture options that best strategically align to their specific business priorities as they begin their cloud journey. Operational excellence.

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