Hi sherly,
Welcome to our January newsletter. Here's what's new at ActiveState:
Happy coding,
Latest Blog Posts
Deploying your own Private Docker Registry by Matthew Fisher
This blog post shows how you can deploy your own private Docker Registry behind your firewall with SSL encryption and HTTP authentication.
Cloud Foundry Orgs and Spaces in Stackato 3.0 by Troy Topnik
Stackato 3.0 uses the new Organizations and Spaces permission model developed in Cloud Foundry v2, adding tremendous flexibility and fine-grained control over who gets to do what on a PaaS. Learn more about how Orgs and Spaces can help streamline your process.
PaaS: Service Orchestration Vs Container Orchestration by Phil Whelan
In this blog, Phil Whelan looks at the differences between Service Orchestration and Container Orchestration and if PaaS is truly dead.
Highly Distributed Ruby Rspec Test by Phil Whelan
In part one of the series, Phil identifies and touches upon running tests in a highly distributed manner and how it increases developer productivity.
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Upcoming Events
Webinars:
What’s New in Stackato v3.0: The Platform for the Agile Enterprise
Thu, Jan 30, 2014 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM PST
In this webinar, Ho Ming Li, Cloud Engineer and John Wetherill, Developer Evangelist, will show you what's new in Stackato v3.0. Learn more how Stackato leverages Cloud Foundry and Docker, incorporates buildpack support, and how Developers and Operations staff can improve communication with the Activity Stream. Register today.
Events:
We will be exhibiting at SCALE12x at Los Angeles from the 21 to 23 Feb! Come drop by Booth 91 and say "Hi!" or for a live demo of Stackato (and I know you wanna grab some free awesome swag).
Looking to attend? For a limited time, enter discount code: ACTIV when registering for the event and enjoy a 40% discount! Hope to see you there!
Resources
Featured Webinars:
Modern Application Development Using Stackato and Nebula featuring Phil Whelan, Developer Evangelist, ActiveState and Gabriel Hurley, Platform Team Manager, Nebula
Continuous Delivery with Jenkins and Stackato featuring Ho Ming Li, Cloud Engineer, ActiveState and John Wetherill, Developer Evangelist, ActiveState
New Datasheets:
Cloud Security with Stackato
Organizations moving to the cloud need to understand the security at each layer of the cloud stack. The security associated with your private Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) is just as important as the security associated with your infrastructure. Stackato has been architected with security as the primary focus to protect your applications from being breached and bringing down your cloud completely.
How Stackato works with your IaaS
By moving to the cloud, your IT and development teams can streamline the processes involved in developing, deploying, and managing applications. The result is improved productivity so you can get your applications to market faster.
Continous Delivery:The Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Component
Deploying smaller changes to your application on a continual basis allows organizations to be more agile. While Stackato is not a continuous integration (CI) tool, it is one of the components that make continuous delivery easier to implement in your organization.
New Whitepaper:
CIO's Guide to Platform-as-a-Service
Learn how to optimize the application development process and accelerate the time to market with a Private PaaS.
