Social media giant builds on its homegrown approach to networking with Open/R.
Take a peek: the future of open, open source, and open source SDN by Huawei.
On the heels of CoreOS's funding, Rancher ropes some cash of its own.
At CloudFlare we strive to combine features that are simple, secure, and backed by solid technology. The Origin CA is a great example of this. You no longer need to go to a third-party certificate authority to protect the connection between CloudFlare and your origin server. You can now get a certificate to encrypt the connection between CloudFlare and the origin from CloudFlare directly with one click.
In certificate-based security, the most important thing is protecting the private key. We designed the one-click certificate dashboard to maximize private key security. Your private key is created client-side in your browser using the W3C’s Web Crypto API and only the public key is sent to CloudFlare’s servers. This security feature turned out to be a big win for usability as well as an interesting technical challenge.
Most certificate authorities (CAs) specialize in one type of transaction: they take a certificate signing request (CSR) (and sometimes a fee) and in return they provide a signed certificate. A CSR is a way to tell a certificate authority what your public key is and to prove you have control of the corresponding private key. The certificate authority doesn’t Continue reading
An upcoming DemoFriday will look at how Kemp Technologies’ SDN solution enhances application quality of experience (QoE) and SLA satisfaction.
Docker Security Scanning, from the guys who created Docker Content Trust.