Securing your multi-tenant CI/CD platform
5 questions for Binu Ramakrishnan: Insights on the threats of centralized multi-tenant CI/CD environments, common protection methods, and tips for improved security.
Ideas
What's on our radar.
Baking security into your cloud-native application
The importance of authentication and authorization in modern app development.
Four short links: 18 October 2016
Awesome Falsehoods, Neural Network Vision, Toy and Family Robots, and Over-Engineered Software
Meeting the ransomware challenge
5 Questions for Timothy Gallo and Allan Liska: Insights on common ransomware delivery methods and how to find balance between minimizing attack risks and maximizing productivity.
Webcast: Easy persistence with Spring
This free webcast provides a quick lesson on accessing, storing, and updating relational data. Oct. 26, 2pm PT.
Microservices antipatterns and pitfalls
Author Mark Richards walks you through the 10 most common microservice anti-patterns and pitfalls, and provides solutions for avoiding them.
The SXSW ecosystem is embracing a biotech wave
A look at the expanding biotech landscape at SXSW.
Jassim Latif on workplace bots
The O’Reilly Bots Podcast: Bots that can respond to groups of users.
Kristin Skinner on designing design organizations
The O’Reilly Design Podcast: Design investment, the importance of mindset, and creating the right environment.
Understanding predictive analytics
The O’Reilly Data Show Podcast: Natalino Busa on developments in feature engineering and predictive techniques across industries.
This is how we do it: Behind the curtain of the O’Reilly Security Conference CFP
Insider information on the O'Reilly Security Conference proposal process, including acceptance and rejection stats.
Dan Kaminsky on creating an NIH for the security industry
The O’Reilly Security Podcast: Coarse-grained security, embracing the ephemeral, and empathy for everyone.
Data and Democracy
This report explores how political data science helps to drive everything from overall strategy and messaging to individual voter contacts and advertising.
Mobile web performance checklist
Best practices for optimizing mobile web apps.
5 reasons to finally learn design patterns
Crafted by experienced object-oriented practitioners, design patterns can make your designs more flexible, more resilient to change, and easier to maintain.
Factory man: A conversation with John Bassett III
The story behind John Basset III's family furniture company proves the destruction of good jobs is not inevitable.
Makers and takers: A conversation with Rana Foroohar
Rana Foroohar, author of Makers and Takers, discusses the repercussions of short-term incentive structures.
Making humans cool again: A conversation with Paul English
Paul English’s vision of pairing AI and human expertise has much to teach us about how to do business in the future.
Local food, local chefs, on demand
Matt Jorgensen offers a look at Josephine, a platform that connects consumers with home cooks.
Highlights from Next:Economy 2016
At Next:Economy 2016, business leaders, policy makers, and technologists charted a course from the economy we experience today to an economy that brings prosperity to all.
Improving security team collaboration and productivity
Five questions for Laura Mather: Insights on how groupthink and heterogeneous teams impact decision-making.
Telemetry, an essential part of any cloud-native app
Why telemetry, a new factor in app development, can mean the difference between success and failure in the cloud.
Throwing rocks at the Google bus: A conversation with Douglas Rushkoff
Douglas Rushkoff outlines a way forward to a local, circular economy, where money stays in a community and helps us build a more human-centered society.
Aging with honor: A conversation with Seth Sternberg and Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins
Honor is using modern technology to solve a real, vexing problem for those whose loved ones need special care.
On-demand drone delivery for blood and medicine
Keller Rinaudo's company, Zipline, is using on-demand technology and drones to deliver medical supplies to areas with poor infrastructure and transportation.
The augmented city: A conversation with John Hanke of Niantic, creator of Pokémon GO
Niantic founder and CEO John Hanke talks about his motivations in creating the Pokémon GO app and what it teaches us about the future of entertainment.
Grail: A conversation with Jeff Huber
Jeff Huber, CEO of Grail, explains why investors are betting that genomics and computation will create whole new industries.
Is it time for a universal basic income?
Natalie Foster of the Aspen Institute hosts a conversation with Andy Stern, author of Raising the Floor, and Elizabeth Rhodes, who is heading up Y Combinator’s new universal basic income experiments.
Making a market in status
James Nord of Fohr Card shows us how the reputation gained through social media gets traded or converted into cash.
Building efficient marketplaces for services
Liquid marketplaces are a big part of the future of work, and Thumbtack founder and CEO Marco Zappacosta has gone after an often invisible sector that is essential to the functioning of modern society.
A conversation with Jeff Weiner
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner on what LinkedIn tells us about how we can better match supply and demand in key skills.
Our world in data
Graphs and maps from Max Roser’s Our World in Data have become a fixture on social media and in thoughtful conversations around the world. Roser reminds us that if we play our cards right, the future is still bright.
Creating a culture of learning
Tim O’Reilly, Laura Baldwin, and Jake Schwartz discuss advances in just-in-time corporate education and how companies and their staffs can keep up with the pace of change.
Small businesses can gain a significant edge using IoT technologies
As the cost of instrumenting things with sensors and wireless transmitters drops, every "thing" will be a candidate for measurement and optimization.
Real-World Maintainable Software
Abraham Marín-Pérez explains how 10 coding guidelines can work in a real-life environment, considering the typical issues, together with the hidden traps that programmers can fall into when trying to apply them.
Creating autonomous vehicle systems
Understanding AV technologies and how to integrate them.
Are your ribosomes in a twist?
How Vulpine Designs is addressing the cellular equivalent of compiler problems.
John Bassett III on the global economy, the power of people, and how to make it in America
The O'Reilly Radar Podcast: Navigating the increasing globalization of industry and commerce.
The technology behind self-driving vehicles
The O’Reilly Data Show Podcast: Shaoshan Liu on perception, knowledge, reasoning, and planning for autonomous cars.
Real AI products arrive
The O’Reilly Bots Podcast: Hilary Mason, Jimi Smoot, and Roger Chen on what AI means now.
An inside look at OSCON
OSCON program chair Rachel Roumeliotis on what it takes to make OSCON happen and what to expect at OSCON in London.
Automotive security and cybersecurity science
Applying security insights gained from scientific evaluation.
Richard Cook and David Woods on anomaly response, when incidents begin, and their first impressions of DevOps
An interview with Richard Cook and David Woods of Ohio State University's SNAFUcatchers.
Are microservices for you? You might be asking the wrong question.
Deciding whether to use microservices starts with understanding what isn’t working for you now.
If you're going from engineer to manager, give yourself time to settle into the role
An interview with Marcus Blankenship, author, trainer, and consultant at MarcusBlankenship.com.
Central Park: Government as a platform, in action
It's time to recognize that it's not government versus the market—government and our market system are the ultimate public-private partnership.
Analysis without boundaries
Apache Arrow makes it possible to use multiple languages and heterogeneous data infrastructure.
5 reasons why the company you want to work for won’t hire telecommuters (and 4 ways to get hired anyway)
Hiring managers share their sincere reasons to insist you work in the office—and a few tips for how you might convince them otherwise.
Using behavioral data to improve customer satisfaction
Why cross-channel analytics are crucial to empowering business teams with a behavioral view of your customer.
A DevOps approach to PCI compliance
Five questions for John Bullard and Benji Taylor: Insights on the challenges faced and the tools used to achieve PCI compliance.
Ask the CTO: Defeat micromanagement by trusting more and controlling less
Let the systems and your team do the work.
The Industrial Internet of Things: Why you need to get up to speed fast
Start planning now to reap the many benefits of connected manufacturing.
Highlights from Strata + Hadoop World in New York 2016
Watch highlights covering data science, big data, data in the enterprise, and more. From Strata + Hadoop World in New York 2016.
What we take for granted: Examining the barriers to contributing to open source
Saron Yitbarek explains how socioeconomic status, location, education, and other factors affect the likelihood of being able to contribute to the open source community.
SAS: More open than you might think
Paul Kent offers an overview of SAS’s participation in open platforms and introduces a new open analytics architecture.
Hadoop in the cloud: A Nielsen use case
Cloudera CEO Tom Reilly and Nielsen Global CTO James Powell discuss the dynamics of Hadoop in the cloud, what to consider at the start of the journey, and how to implement a solution that delivers flexibility and meets enterprise requirements.
From big data to human-level artificial intelligence
What explains the gap between what machines do well and what people do well? And what needs to happen before machines can match the flexibility and power of human cognition?
The tech behind the biggest journalism leak in history
Mar Cabra explains how technology made the Panama Papers investigation possible.
Business insights driven by speed
Todd Brannon says the need for performance crosses the big data ecosystem—from the edge, to the server, to the analytics software.
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Bring data to life with immersive visualization
We live in a 3D world and we need to enable data interaction from all perspectives. Immersive visualization does just that.
Google BigQuery for enterprise
Chad Jennings demonstrates BigQuery's capabilities and announces several new features.
Data science: A view from the White House
DJ Patil and Lynn Overmann offer a look at how data science and open data are put to use by the White House.
Connected eyes
Will machine learning give us better eyesight? Joseph Sirosh offers a surprising story about how machine learning, population data, and the cloud are coming together to reimagine eye care in India.