Robotic Process Automation with Antti Karjalainen

Teleport is open-source, written in Go, and is a drop-in replacement for OpenSSH. Plus, it has a native support for Kubernetes. Gravitational’s  Teleport provides identity-aware access using short-lived certificates with SSO, session recording, and other features that ensure compliance and audit requirements. Go give it a try by going to try.gravitational.com/sed, where there are links to downloads, documentation, and, of course, the GitHub repository.

JetBrains, a global software vendor specializing in the creation of intelligent development tools since 2000, has published the 2020 State of Developer Ecosystem  – their fourth in a series of annual reports. The report contains feedback from roughly 20,000 developers whose responses helped JetBrains identify the latest trends in tools, technologies, programming languages, and many other exciting facets of the development world. Find out more.

The Octopus platform can execute approved steps and bridge the gap between dev and ops and remove Operations bottlenecks. Octopus delivers self service options for dev teams without sacrificing control over production. By automating the processes that are forming a bottleneck, developers can free themselves from the waiting game with self-service automation. You can check out the most frequently requested runbook templates at octopus.com/self-service

Chaos Conf is a free, online conference taking place on October 6-8. You can register for free at chaosconf.io. This year’s keynote speakers are Gene Kim, author of the Phoenix Project and Adrian Cockroft, VP of Cloud Architecture Strategy at AWS.  There will be 20 sessions for all experience levels focusing on the practice of reliability, completing the DevOps loop, and how to build a data-driven culture of reliability. Register for free at chaosconf.io. The first 1,000 registrants will receive a limited edition swag pack. Claim yours at chaosconf.io