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How Weaveworks pioneered GitOps and brought containers into the mainstream
The classic “Eureka!” moment during which a person envisions a groundbreaking concept is rare. Most innovative concepts evolve from a series of team solutions that link together to create something revolutionary. Sometimes it takes a trigger event to realize that what seemed commonplace is actually a game-changer. This is the case for the origin story ...
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Companies could be wasting 80% of their Kubernetes spend, according to Kubecost CEO
The very first version of Kubernetes launched in June 2015, and the open-source tool quickly became as essential to containers as containers are to cloud. Today, about 75% of organizations use Kubernetes in production, and adoption continues to rise. But life with Kubernetes isn’t all hearts and flowers. Sixty-eight percent of users in the 2021 Cloud ...
Dell and VMware continue collaboration to meet demand for edge and as-a-service solutions
The industrial internet of things is expanding as companies deploy devices across the entirety of their operations. From intelligent traffic lights, to smart manufacturing floors, to retail points-of-sale, data-generating end-points are proliferating. “IDC has already gone out there on record as saying 50% of the new infrastructure out there will be deployed at the edge ...
Merkle and AWS partnership simplifies D2C hyper-personalization
The recent re:Invent conference ushered in the next generation of cloud computing, with customer-centric innovation taking the spotlight. One hallmark of the new era is the rise of the supercloud, where technological transformation merges with business objectives. Building on top of the public cloud, businesses are creating custom clouds to better manage data and meet ...
DataRobot combines governance and freedom in its AI Cloud
Artificial intelligence is exciting. It’s also potentially dangerous. Black box “magic” isn’t acceptable now that companies are moving from the “fun” phase of playing with AI’s capabilities to implementing the technology in essential business workflows. “Every company in the world is looking for the opportunity to take advantage of AI to improve their business processes, ...
Small businesses think big in the AWS cloud: DLZP shares success story
Small businesses don’t have to act small. DLZP Group LLC proved this when it pioneered enterprise resource planning software on the Amazon Web Services cloud in 2012, and the company has been building on AWS ever since. “I don’t like to take no for an answer. There’s always a solution, so we’re always looking at ...
Unisys helps businesses walk the cloud computing high-wire act
Cloud computing school teaches the six R’s of modernization: retiring, retaining, rehosting, re-platforming, refactoring and re-architecting. The list flows smoothly, but the journey from retiring legacy applications to re-architecting for the cloud can be bumpy. “The important thing to understand is that 80% of the tools that work on-premise do not work in the cloud,” ...
Global telecommunications provider responds to enterprise demands with software-defined interconnection platform
Digital businesses rely on connectivity. Having it is essential, but estimating network bandwidth requirements is a game of chance. In today’s business environment, no one can always accurately predict if business will spike, drop or come to a complete halt. Telecommunications provider PCCW Global Ltd. heard its customers’ frustration at being asked to lock into ...
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Q&A: AWS is on the edge, and that’s where its customers want to be
A common Amazon Web Services Inc. tagline is that the company is “wherever its customers want it.” And increasingly, where customers want compute power is at the edge. AWS Chief Executive Officer Adam Selipsky highlighted the company’s focus on edge computing in an interview with SiliconANGLE Media. And while at re:Invent, Amazon.com Inc. Chief Technology ...
AWS Hero reveals the value of serverless and shares the secret of simple coding through AWS CDK
Early cloud infrastructure engineers wrote data files in YAML (or “yet another markup language”). These are incomprehensible to most developers, who code in more common languages, such as Java, TypeScript, .NET or Python. Salvation from the steep learning curve created by cloud comes in the form of Amazon Web Services Inc.’s Cloud Developer Kit, which ...