Hi everyone, my name is Sabrina! Before joining VSHN I was working as a COBOL developer for a Swiss bank. I developed a lot of back end components in the area of payments. I decided that I wanted to branch out more and learn new technologies and skills, that’s why I applied for a job at VSHN. I am excited to join team Sirius and to learn as much as I can from my co-workers.

Docker Inc., the company behind Docker Hub, has recently announced an enforcement of image pull rate limits for Docker Hub users. This change affects all cloud native installations currently configured to consume container images stored in Docker Hub, one of the most popular image repositories available today. This measure has a direct impact in the deployment of many customer applications currently running on APPUiO Public and Private Clusters.

This week we’re going to talk about how we can grow in our careers through education, from complete beginners to absolute masters in the arts of DevOps.

Watch our new intro to Project Syn: Tobias Brunner held a brand new introduction to #ProjectSyn at the Cloud Native Bern Meetup on Oct 29, 2020. Watch the recording and let us know what you think.

Video is the new normal, or is it? As a visual species, we humans usually find videos more memorable and “easier to consume” than any other type of content. Be it to tell stories, for explanatory or cat videos or during the pandemic to give a more personal insight behind the scenes of VSHN. VSHN on YouTube and Adrian’s first video #VSHN.timer.

This week we’re going to talk about noteworthy outages and availability issues that brought SLAs to their knees.

Our Project Syn is one of six projects shortlisted for the DINAcon Awards 2020. With the DINAcon Awards, open projects of communities, companies, administrations, organizations and individuals are honored each year at the digital DINAcon conference.

Aarno and Markus were invited to participate in the Swiss Digital Apéro Podcast and were interviewed by Philipp Meier of Red Hat on the topic of managed services. Under the headline “Why does VSHN rely on Red Hat in the Managed Service area” we were allowed to participate in our very first podcast and tell something about the history of VSHN and our cooperation with Red Hat.

This week we’re going to talk about one of our preferred tools in our DevOps arsenal, Terraform, and how it has become a platform full of interesting projects and frameworks.

This week we’re going to talk about the latest news about our favorite container orchestrator, like, ever.

Migrating OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) 3 to 4: learn about possible migration paths and why you should make the move to the new version of OpenShift. Recap: what is OpenShift? Red Hat OpenShift is a hybrid cloud, enterprise Kubernetes application platform for developers and business applications.

This week we’re going to talk about the inner working and well-being of the minds of DevOps engineers. By the way, this edition borrows its title from the 1971 classic book “The Psychology of Computer Programming” by Gerald Weinberg, a timeless classic, the first ever book about PeopleOps.

WeAreDevelopers Live Week with Aarno & Adrian as speakers. It’s on again. Join us for the second edition of the WeAreDevelopers Live Week – with a jam-packed, all-online coding experience coming to you. Two VSHNeers are taking part with a talk, join us and “Welcome home, developers!”.

Markus Speth is a new member of the management of VSHN as of October 1st, 2020. “I am extremely pleased to take on responsibility as a member of the management and to be able to influence the fate of VSHN even more.”

As a Swiss company with the option to host data exclusively in Swiss clouds & data centers, we are now the proud bearer of the “swiss hosting” label. We are clearly committed to Swissness and support the idea of “swiss hosting” to create comparability among the various hosting providers.

This week we’re going to talk about how companies face the increasing occurrence of security threats in Cloud Native applications.

Hi everyone! My name is Christopher, and I am quite excited to join VSHN as a Software Engineer! I have been programming professionally for almost 20 year, and had the chance to apply my craft at several cloud-related companies such as VMware and Canonical in the past.

This week we’re going to talk about how companies keep an eye on AWS costs while deploying multi-cloud solutions.

This week we’re going to talk about the myriad of programming languages you can use to power your cloud native apps. And yes, the pun in the title is incomplete 😉

VSHNday 2020 will take place on Monday, September 21st, 2020. For this reason, on that day VSHN will only be available for incident handling.