Blog

The Datree blog is where we share important product updates and announcements, team and company news, and more. For a complete list of product updates, check out the changelog in the knowledge base.

Datree 2019 in review

A look at all the significant product updates, events, and milestones Datree has achieved in 2019.

AWS re:Invent parties - our 2019 edition [updated Dec 2019]

Our secret pub crawl party during AWS Re:Invent conference in Vegas

You can’t just rename your IT Ops team and call it “DevOps”

What is the definition of DevOps? The bottom line: DevOps is about giving ownership to a person end-to-end in terms of how to build the software and ship it.

Datree is on GitHub Marketplace 🎉

Datree is on GitHub Marketplace. if you’re already on GitHub, installing Datree is a seamless few-clicks experience, and the billing is unified with your other GitHub apps.

Using Datree for open source projects

Datree can help maintainers ensure contributors follow rules like limiting commit subject lines to 50 characters so the entire commit message title will show on GitHub commits history UI.

Enforce Pull Request descriptions with Datree

If you ever tried to get developers to fill out a pull request description template, you’d want this policy rule from Datree.

Streamline Docker images & versions with Datree

Use Datree's Docker image policy rule to help Devs avoid using Docker images with security vulnerabilities, or deprecated images.

GitHub pricing guide: how to switch from per-repo to per-user pricing

Using GitHub? Read this GitHub pricing guide: how to switch from per-repo to per-user pricing in the most cost efficient way

A git security breach (and ways to prevent it)

Last Friday a security breach involving git repositories was reported. Hackers broke into private repos across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, wiped them, and asking the

New & improved Datree – the git-based policy rules engine

We've made Datree better: more policy rules like block out-of-date pull requests, ability to enable rule on any future new repositories, and more insights in status report.

How many parsers does one team need?

I was working as a developer on a 3-person team. We all wrote in JS and could choose whatever open source we saw fit. Makes sense, right? Except we ended up with 3 parsers in a team of 3.

Q&A on Serverless and Lambda with Alex Casalboni

An interview with Alex Casalboni, a Serverless Champion, on the serverless technology, AWS Lambda, and DevOps.

Will AWS Neptune become the leader in Graph databases?

When considering AWS Neptune one has to make sure a graph database is the best storage structure for the dataset. My thoughts from a recent AWS Summit TLV presentation.

Migrating Datree production environment to AWS ECS Fargate

Following my talk at the AWS Summit Tel-Aviv 2018, I’m sharing our end to end journey of migrating our production environment to ECS Fargate. Why

Making sense of code components

Code components are the building blocks used to build applications, forming the basis of the code that creates your products. Example: NodeJS packages.