Today we’re excited to announce Snyk’s new solution for securing your serverless functions, designed to easily integrate and protect serverless-based applications! The initial launch features tight integration with both AWS Lambda and Heroku. We’re also working closely with Google, Red Hat and others to integrate directly with their platforms in the coming months.
To read more about Snyk’s new solution, click the link below:
“Snyk simplifies our continuous delivery pipelines by directly integrating security. Now, our pipelines are shorter, and new applications and features go into production faster. Ultimately, this means we can deliver value to the business faster and more securely.” – Kirill Kolyaskin, Lead Cloud Engineer at New10
New10 is an online lender, leveraging the benefits of the most cutting-edge technology to offer a fully digital lending process to more than 1,000 customers.
The FinTech scale up has deep roots in the AWS Cloud and uses AWS for loan administration, risk comprising services, customer information services and analytical services. New10 chose Snyk to integrate security best practices directly into their development pipelines. In this case study, we’ll share how New10 has leveraged both AWS and Snyk to deliver value to their customers faster and with security always at the forefront.
To learn more about New10, click the link below:
https://snyk.io/blog/how-sme-lender-new10-uses-aws-and-snyk-to-deliver-quickly-and-securely/
The majority of companies have embraced open-source software (OSS) at an accelerated rate even when building proprietary applications. Some of the obvious benefits for this shift include transparency, cost, flexibility, and a faster time to market. Snyk’s unique combination of developer-first tooling and best in class security depth enables businesses to easily build security into their continuous development process.
Even for teams building proprietary code, use of open-source packages and libraries is a necessity. In reality, a developer’s own code is often a small core within the app, and the rest is open-source software. While relying on third-party elements has obvious benefits, it also presents numerous complexities. Inadvertently introducing vulnerabilities into your codebase through repositories that are maintained in a distributed fashion and with widely varying levels of security expertise can be common, and opens up applications to effective attacks downstream.
To read more about this, click the link below:
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/devops/identifying-and-resolving-vulnerabilities-in-your-code/
Function as a Service (FaaS) platforms patch your operating system dependencies for you, but do nothing to secure your application dependencies, such as those pulled from npm, PyPI, Maven and the likes. These libraries are just as prevalent and just as vulnerable as operating system dependencies, and you—the application owner—are responsible for upgrading or patching them when a vulnerability in them is disclosed.
Furthermore, since attackers know that server dependencies at the operating system level, which are the responsibility of the cloud provider, are patched quickly, they will focus their attention on application code and application dependencies.
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Integration with Amazon Web Services Elastic Container Registry (ECR) is one of our most popular use cases with Snyk Container and so we’re happy to announce that we’ve made it simpler to integrate Snyk Container vulnerability scanning within your Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and ECR services.
To read and learn more about streamline Kubernetes security in AWS, click the link below:
https://snyk.io/blog/streamline-kubernetes-security-in-amazon-web-services/
Migration and modernization is a process – it doesn’t all happen at once, and some applications don’t make the journey. AWS and CloudBees help customers navigate cloud adoption and DevOps transformation with tools and practices that help customers make good decisions on how to move, migrate, rebuild or replace the components you need.
Many enterprise software companies on the road to DevOps transformation are tasked with migrating legacy applications to the cloud. But deconstructing the monolith and refactoring applications isn’t always easy. This is especially true for highly regulated industries such as government, healthcare and financial services where change management is rigorous. The DevOps challenges preventing success often lie in the ways these teams work. CloudBees and AWS can help you avoid the pitfalls and give you the best practices and tools required for lasting DevOps transformation.
Check out this webinar recording, where we explore the top three mistakes enterprise software companies make on their journey to the cloud. We’ll also tell you what they should have done instead.
To learn more, watch the video here:
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The Amazon Linux 2 Ready program, part of the AWS Service Ready Program, makes it easy for Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers to find solutions that follow AWS best practices for integrating with Amazon Linux 2.
Amazon Linux 2 Ready Partners run quality assurance and security tests on their software, and provide support for their products on Amazon Linux 2.
To read more about how these work, click the link below:
Learn about the functionalities between New Relic and AWS.
Technology teams are accomplishing more, faster, thanks to the power and flexibility of Amazon Web Services (AWS), but these services present new challenges for monitoring. From on-prem and cloud resources to containers and microservices, with more moving pieces and frequent changes, it’s harder than ever to keep up. New Relic Infrastructure combines configuration monitoring and real-time health metrics with a dynamic, tag-driven approach to dashboards and alerting to give ops teams an unparalleled view of their dynamic AWS infrastructure.
Key Benefits:
Read more about all the benefits that using New Relic and AWS can provide here:
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For the Love of Serverless is a 2020 AWS Lambda Benchmark Report for Developers, DevOps, and Decision Makers.
Welcome to the first edition of New Relic’s Serverless Technology Semiannual Report.
A lot of people are talking about serverless trends right now. Still, there’s a lack of quantitative data in the market to inform developers, DevOps practitioners, and decision makers of crucial serverless adoption metrics and benchmarks.
New Relic One processes trillions of serverless events across the globe. For this report, we’ve aggregated and analyzed the same sample set over time to call out key trends that help serverless users make knowledge-based decisions about their architecture and performance goals to ultimately build better software.
Read the full Ebook here:
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When Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers build with AWS Lambda, they need the right solutions to help them deploy, monitor, secure, and integrate their Lambda-based workloads.
The AWS Lambda Ready Program, part of the AWS Service Ready Program, makes it easier for customers to find developer tools and integrations that are validated by AWS serverless experts to work with AWS Lambda.
To learn more, click on the link below: