Anchore and GitLab Announce New Integration to Automate Container Security and Compliance Processes and Speed Application Delivery
The ongoing partnership between Anchore and GitLab streamlines DevSecOps processes and reduces re-work for developers
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today Anchore, the leading providers of continuous security and compliance for containers, has announced an integration with GitLab, the complete DevSecOps platform, delivered as a single application. With this integration, organizations will be able to automate security and compliance checks from the early stages of the development cycle, speeding software development and reducing risks. Anchore also announces it has joined the GitLab partner program.
Yearn.finance Founder Andre Cronje Drops Hints About v2 Vaults
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Yearn.finance (YFI), a leading decentralized finance protocol, has been hyping up the launch of its v2 Vaults.
While Yearn.finance is an umbrella DeFi ecosystem, it is currently best known for its Vaults product. Vaults are contracts where users can deposit cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, USDC, YFI, and others to earn a regular yield paid in the coin they deposit. Vaults allow holders of cryptocurrency to earn passive income on their holdings. The v2 iteration of these Vaults are expected to boost returns, and as a result, drive more capital to YFI holders and more value to the overall Yearn ecosystem.
Anchore Continues Remarkable Growth and Business Momentum
Strong revenue growth, market expansion, and technology advancements accelerate growth
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Jan. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Anchore, Inc., the leading experts in continuous security and compliance for containers, today announced strong growth and continued business momentum heading into 2021.
Anchore began the 2020 calendar year by raising $20 million in Series A funding. Following that, Anchore experienced 500% revenue growth year-over-year and quadrupled its number of employees. The company has also fielded remarkable customer growth, supported federal security innovation, launched a partner program, and issued several new product advancements.
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Paris porcelain is often a mystery to collectors. Sometimes it is sold as Vieux Paris or Old Paris. It was made in the 18th or early 19th century. Most pieces are not marked, but the porcelain is very white and the decorations are usually elaborate with many colors and gold trim. It was made by several different Paris potteries.
A 19th-century cylindrical Paris porcelain vase decorated on the front with a painting of Cupid and Psyche sold for $244 at a Neal auction recently. There was standing putto on the back, and the vase had a blue base with gold shaped trim. Other pieces of Paris porcelain at the same auction were appraised at $600 or more.
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In the land of Jirriah, where King Gambrach reigned over the 37 Kingdoms, from the Iron Throne of Boo Jar, there was a division of the King’s Constabulary known as SCARS.
SCARS was an acronym and lo, it stood for Subhuman Constables Against Robbing Sitizens. Yea, it should have been SCARC, as ye well know that ‘citizens’ is spelt with a C. But the King who inaugurated this unelite unit did so in a time of scarcity and did not want to give his detractors the opportunity to say he created both SCARC and scarcity. Yea, was he a cerebral king. But we digress.