Mark Albertson

Mark Albertson is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. He is an experienced technology reporter, recognized by Onalytica as a "Who's Who In Cloud Influencer" and named to Peerlyst’s “24 Powerful Cybersecurity Journalists.” Prior to SiliconANGLE, Mark wrote for the San Francisco Examiner, Blasting News, and CBS-Bay Area.

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Watch live: Situational automation offers glimpse into future of enterprise IT at AnsibleFest 2021, Sept. 29-30

One U.S. city used Ansible Automation to provision resources for creation of a virtual emergency operations center when COVID-19 struck last year. In another state, an IT department employed the platform to speed delivery of digital services through 19 government agencies for residents. Automation platforms, such as Red Hat Inc.’s Ansible, are increasingly being deployed ...
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Oracle announces Exadata enhancements with release of X9M family of products

Oracle Corp. introduced its Exadata platform for customers to run the technology giant’s database offering in October 2008. Today, the company celebrated Exadata’s 13th birthday by releasing a number of new enhancements. The X9M version represents a new family of products designed to make Exadata easier to use, more manageable, more highly available and with ...

Here are 5 insights you might have missed from the AWS Storage Day event

The second day in September marked an opportunity for Amazon Web Services Inc. to hold its third annual Storage Day event, which included exclusive insights and announcements from leaders across AWS Storage. TheCUBE’s coverage of AWS Storage Day featured interviews with key executives from the cloud provider and other firms, who shared a rich perspective ...

Ascend.io partners with Steady Platform to pull DevOps principles into the data world

How much pressure are enterprise data teams facing today? It’s a tricky subject to measure, but one company has given it a try. Ascend.io published the results of a study in June that found that 96% of data professionals are at or over capacity. Metrics such as these point to a conclusion that data teams are ...

HelloFresh team transitions to data mesh with governance and buy-in from users

One of the strongest examples of an early pioneer in data mesh, a highly decentralized data architecture, is not a telecommunications firm, large-scale manufacturing business or even a financial industry giant. It’s HelloFresh SE, a German publicly traded meal kit company. The data team at HelloFresh found itself in a whirlwind of growth as the ...

Seesaw and Rockset team up to provide data insight, stability for U.S. schools

As disruptive as the global pandemic has been for many people and industries, schools have to rank near the top in overall impact. What little online learning platforms existed for K-12 students across the U.S. suddenly became the only option. Parents and children were abruptly cast into a full-time home learning environment with virtually no ...
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AWS Startup Showcase opening session spotlights changing DevOps model and potential challenge for cloud incumbents

The technology startup ecosystem is thriving, and a DevOps movement sits at the center of a universe that revolves around data analytics and cloud management tools. In partnership with Amazon Web Services Inc., SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio theCUBE kicked off the latest in the AWS Startup Showcase Series, “New Breakthroughs in DevOps, Analytics, and Cloud ...

Saint Louis University turns to MontyCloud for automated cloud operations

In many enterprises today, DevOps staff and cloud architects are moving at light speed. They want things done at the point of coding and in the continuous integration pipeline in hours not weeks. When technology collides with security postures and other demands that hinder rapid cloud development, the IT operational process slows down, disconnects arise, ...

Red Hat’s evolving role in IT automation will be central topic for AnsibleFest 2021, Sept. 29-30

Much as today’s automobiles have become computers on wheels, the same can be said for railway systems as well. In Switzerland, the nation’s modern railway system– Swiss Federal Railways or SBB — moves 810,000 passengers per day and has become a major user of Red Hat Inc.’s open-source automation Ansible technology for automating IT infrastructure ...

OpsRamp offers visibility and automated IT operations management for when the alarm sounds

Like a car alarm that goes off every time a noisy motorcycle drives by, alerts within IT operational teams cause irritation and work overload. While not every alert signifies something important, the challenge continues to be separating the trivial from the top priorities. Since its founding is 2014, OpsRamp Inc. has been on a mission ...