Unlimited access to Docker Hardened Images: Because security should be affordable, always Every organization we speak with shares the same goal: to deliver software that is secure and free of CVEs. Near-zero CVEs is the ideal state. But achieving that ideal is harder than it sounds, because paradoxes exist at every step. Developers patch quickly, yet new CVEs appear faster than fixes can ship. Organizations standardize on…
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At swampUP 2025 in Napa Valley, longtime JFrog collaborator and Java community veteran Stephen Chin talks about the evolution of software delivery, the fusion of graph intelligence with DevOps, and the growing need for integrated security across the software supply chain. Chin, who has worn many hats across his career — from developer advocate to […]
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From Shell Scripts to Science Agents: How AI Agents Are Transforming Research Workflows See how AI science agents automate literature search, ADMET, and analysis in containerized, reproducible workflows—from laptop to cloud—with Docker.
There are moments in technology when the ground shifts beneath our feet. Moments when the tools we once thought of as reliable utilities suddenly become engines of transformation. SQL Server 2025 is one of those moments.For years, data professionals have lived in a world of constant firefighting. We patched systems late at night. We tuned queries until our eyes blurred. We built pipelines that felt more like fragile bridges than sturdy highways. We worked hard, but too often we worked in the weeds.Now, with SQL Server 2025, the weeds are being cleared. The fog is lifting. We are entering a…
Linux is an open-source operating system whose use is increasing these days as a result of its stability, security, flexibility, the fact that many distributions are free, and many other factors. For the year 2025, statistics show a significant increase in the number of students from various fields, including engineering, computer science, medicine, and the social sciences and humanities, who are using Linux as their primary operating system. Therefore, to make it easier for these students or some others who have not yet started using Linux, but are considering it, below you will be able to find an extensive list…
7 reasons—and exactly what to do insteadIt can feel “faster” to hand developers sysadmin. In reality, it’s like giving them the master key to your data center. Here’s why that’s risky, plus a concrete playbook for safer, faster delivery.1) It bypasses all securitysysadmin skips permission checks entirely and maps you to dbo in every database. You can’t meaningfully deny anything to a sysadmin.2) Audit & compliance become toothlessA sysadmin can read any data (PII/PHI), change auditing, clear traces, and hide their tracks—bad for GDPR/SOX/PCI and internal forensics.3) High blast radius for outagesServer-level settings (memory, MAXDOP, trace flags), DROP/ALTER DATABASE, killing…
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In the DevOps world, with its faster release cycles and continuous delivery, quality assurance (QA) cannot be sidelined until the end of the process. Companies that actively use automation achieve up to 60% faster release cycles compared to those relying solely on manual testing. However, automation alone is insufficient. Without the right QA mindset, moving faster can […]
Let’s say you’ve got some interactive element. This element works perfectly fine in just HTML, which is the foundation of progressive enhancement. And now, in your JavaScript, the functionality this button provides isn’t really necessary anymore, and your plan is to hide this element. What is the best way to accomplish this? I think it’s good to think of this abstractly, but if what I’ve presented above is so abstract that it makes it hard to think about, here are some examples: A “Load More” anchor link that loads the next set of items (i.e. Load More) which you don’t…