On December 10th, a group of security researchers published a security notice regarding a vulnerability in Log4j. Log4j is a library commonly used in Java environment to manage logging. Log4j versions 2.0 to 2.14.1 are affected by a vulnerability that may lead to remote code execution (RCE). Older versions of Log4j (1.X) might also be […]
Log4j vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) Read More »
At OVHcloud, we love using and building APIs. And to build good software, the first thing you need to do is look at the state of the art in your domain. As a matter of fact, there are more and more tools available and it’s often hard to make a choice without comparisons. Maybe you’ll
OpenAPI with Python — a state of the art and our latest contribution Read More »
At OVHcloud, we want to help everyone freely innovate, using the open cloud that we have been developing. In support of this commitment, we have brought together an ecosystem of partners and customers who use our transparent, reversible and interoperable cloud. This cloud is based on our in-house expertise, combining our industrial disruptions with our ability
Open Innovation: a collaborative cornerstone of our open cloud Read More »
Today in the monitoring world, we see the rise of the Prometheus tool. It’s a great tool to deploy in your infrastructure, as it allows you to scrap all of your servers or applications to retrieve, store and analyze the metrics. And all you have to do is to extract and run it, it does
Erlenmeyer and PromQL compatibility Read More »
Last week, we published a first version of the roadmap for Public Cloud on OVHcloud’s GitHub. In this post, we will share why we made this bold move and how this can help you. Public Cloud : our fastest evolving set of services Offering Baremetal services and Web Hosting for now more than 20 years,
A public and participative roadmap for our Public Cloud! Read More »
In between two major online events that OVHcloud sponsors, JupyterCon and PyData, I wanted to share my team’s feedback on our collaboration with Project Jupyter that started a few of years back.
Our partnership with Project Jupyter: the value of an open-source data science community Read More »
This is the last article in the series about The Bastion. In the previous parts, we covered the principles of The Bastion, and talked about how delegation was at the core of the system. Then we explained how Security was at the heart of the design principles, in a detailed but hopefully not too-long article.
The Bastion – Part 4 – A new era Read More »
Echoing yesterday’s announcement on the Jupyter blog, OVHcloud is proud to support JupyterCon as platinum sponsor and infrastructure donor. As you probably know, Jupyter has been a huge enabler of the programming community, with over 140 Kernels supported such as Python, R, Julia, Spark, Sas, Haskell, Ruby, C++, Go, etc… The Jupyter Project embodies open and collaborative
Sponsorship of the JupyterCon 2020: sharing values and supporting with infrastructure Read More »
A couple of months ago, one year after the general availability of our Managed Kubernetes Service, we launched Managed Private Registry service. We shared in a previous blog post why we chose to base it on the CNCF Harbor project . Two OVHcloud employees became project maintainers. We now have a new event to celebrate:
Celebrating Harbor joining the restricted list of CNCF Graduated projects Read More »
Introduction My name is Filip Dorosz. I’ve been working at OVHcloud since 2017 as a DevOps Engineer. Today I want to tell you a story of how we deployed next-gen Ceph at OVHcloud. But first, a few words about Ceph: Ceph is a software defined storage solution that powers OVHcloud’s additional Public Cloud volumes as
Journey to next-gen Ceph storage at OVHcloud with LXD Read More »
