AWS FeedAWS Amplify Hosting announces support for Next.js version 11 AWS Amplify Hosting now supports deploying and hosting server-side rendered (SSR) apps built with version 11 of Next.js with zero configuration. Amplify Hosting supports all the latest Next.js features including incremental static regeneration, automatic image optimization, and script optimization.
GitHub Codespaces is now available to all GitHub Teams and GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers.
Automatic extension upgrade provides safe and automatic upgrades for extensions on Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Machine Scale Sets, keeping your environments more secure and up to date.
GitHub Codespaces is now available to all GitHub Teams and GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers. Everyone can also leverage github.dev to browse GitHub repositories and make lightweight code changes.
AWS FeedChaos Ransomware: A Proof of Concept With Potentially Dangerous Applications Threats Analyst Since June 2021, we’ve been monitoring an in-development ransomware builder called Chaos, which is being offered for testing on an underground forum.
AWS FeedIntegrating Amazon EFS with Podman running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux This post was written by Mayur Shetty and Vani Eswarappa. Podman is a daemonless open source, Linux-native tool designed for finding, running, building, sharing, and deploying applications using Open Containers Initiative (OCI) containers and container images on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)…