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Microservices Security in a Nutshell

Dzone - DevOps

Microservices architectures have gained popularity due to their scalability, agility, and flexibility. However, with these architectures' increased distribution and complexity, ensuring robust security measures becomes paramount.

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Operant is changing the way you secure cloud native applications

TechCrunch

Containers and micro services may not be a new concept at this point, but lots of companies are struggling with the transition to cloud native applications, and the impact of that approach on their security. Operant is the first runtime application protection platform.

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Microservices Architectural Design by using Spring Boot

Perficient

What is Microservices Architecture? Microservices Architecture Software development follows an architectural and organizational approach where small independent services communicate with each other through well-defined APIs. A microservice can locate and connect with other microservices only when it is published on an R&D server.

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Ghost Security emerges from stealth to defend APIs and apps from attackers

TechCrunch

Ghost Security , which its founders describe as an “app security” company, today emerged from stealth with $15 million in combined funding from 468 Capital, DNX Ventures, and Munich Re Ventures at a $50 million valuation. “Existing approaches and application security solutions are now dated and losing effectiveness.

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Better application networking and security with CAKES

InfoWorld

Modern software applications are underpinned by a large and growing web of APIs , microservices , and cloud services that must be highly available, fault tolerant, and secure. The underlying networking technology must support all of these requirements, of course, but also explosive growth.

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Securing Microservices Vs. Monolithic Apps

DevOps.com

New requirements for Securing Microservices Vs. Monolithic Apps Enterprises are migrating from monolithic applications to microservices, hoping to accelerate software deployment and improve scalability. Security is sometimes glossed over in these transitions.

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Microservices Security With SPIFFE and SPIRE

Dzone - DevOps

Enterprises these days have microservices distributed across a variety of environments — on-prem, cloud, containers, VMs, and more. Applications/services in such a heterogeneous system typically communicate with each other for various purposes, like data sharing.