Resilience is one of the most crucial parameters to consider when adopting cloud-native technologies. However, if you're not careful, it can become a ...

There’s a healthy and boisterous debate about vendor lock-in in the IT community. And the conversation is moving out into the general business ...

Continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) in the cloud is a kind of nirvana state for developers. The idea that application development is an ...

For almost every enterprise out there, the journey to cloud started with adopting a public or private self-service infrastructure provisioning and management model. ...

A DevOps team should be able to migrate applications hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure, or Google Cloud Platform (GCP) or on-premises ...

The modern application is dynamic, spanning across virtual machines, containers, and cloud services. As such, enterprises shouldn’t take an outdated approach to data ...

According to a recent Red Hat survey, organizations adopt Kubernetes (K8s) en masse, with 88% of organizations using the open-source container orchestrator, and ...

Kubernetes and cloud native technologies are becoming popular. More and more enterprises deploy multiple clusters to run their applications. However, multi-cluster deployments challenge ...

Neither managed Kubernetes services nor third-party Kubernetes management software provides complete data protection for containerized applications and their infrastructure-as-code, and instead are limited ...

What does dynamic observibility actually mean in practice? To answer that it is helpful to dive deeper into the way traditional observability tools ...

In the world of cloud computing, can anyone really predict the cloud-native applications — for example those that will take advantage of 5G ...

Kubernetes has been designed with security in mind, through a multi-layered model approach known as “4C”, inspired by the Defense in Depth (DiD) ...

If you put your data in a cloud, do you still have the same amount of control, including where and how it is ...

Many organizations think only about the big hammers. They need to be sure that their mission critical systems will fail over and continue ...

Successful companies are recognizing that in adopting container solutions they also need to revisit their notions of best practice data centre operations.

Kubernetes, meanwhile, is one of the fastest growing open-source projects ever, with 35,000 contributors, and has become the No. 1 solution on the ...

OpenEBS can be very useful items for anyone creating stateful applications on Kubernetes, even if you’re not looking to use OpenEBS to manage ...

The future is flexible, and this is how we - and the cybersecurity industry as a whole - can make it work now ...

OPA/Gatekeeper becomes a default Kubernetes add-on.

Container adoption is accelerating rapidly. Yet, existing IT infrastructure that has been optimized over a period of many years for virtualized business applications ...

Kubernetes is a popular container orchestration system at the heart of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation projects. It automates the deployment, lifecycle, and ...

The architect’s role is becoming increasingly challenging, as they are not only tasked with keeping the lights on, but also providing the right ...

Using Kubernetes and other cloud native technologies to run edge computing is required to make the operational and business models work, but it ...

Configuring a resilient infrastructure is key to configuring SQL Server for high availability (HA).

A sidecar container is one that is deployed in a pod alongside other containers, enabling a proxy that can be used for different ...

Scaling your application’s ability beyond your budget requires efficiency in both cost and complexity.

One of the new approaches that’s beginning to gain traction in the industry is by infusing network communications with security at runtime with ...

Technology won’t magically reinvent your business and make all of your problems go away. That takes a strategic vision, guts, and determination.

This summer marked the one-year anniversary of Knative, an open-source project that provides the fundamental building blocks for serverless workloads in Kubernetes.

Containerizing a monolith, distributing it, and calling it cloud-native is not comparable to a microservices architecture that spans pods, clusters and clouds.

Control planes are becoming increasingly common as a means to manage the growing complexity of modern software systems.

The decision to build Kubernetes from scratch or subscribe to a managed service has implications for the operational costs and management overhead of ...

One of the benefits of a shiny new Kubernetes setup is that you have more freedom to ship rapid changes to applications.

The exploding adoption of containers and the platform’s ability to make efficient use of system infrastructure delivers undeniable benefits to organizations seeking to ...

Microservices today are replacing cumbersome, fragile, and high-maintenance monolithic applications. In fact, a microservice is a small version of a monolithic app, designed for ...

Organizations looking to meet heightened user expectations and support dynamic, high volume business processes increasingly look to a combination of cloud, containers, orchestration, ...

In the past three years there has been a massive growth in the adoption of container technology. A major driver of this growth ...

This week, at Cloud Foundry Foundation, we announced the results of our tenth Global Perception Study (GPS), conducted by ClearPath Strategies.

As the number and complexity of Kubernetes deployments grows, a critical gap is coming to light: Kubernetes audit logs are difficult to parse ...

In this article, we talk with Andrew Jenkins, CTO at Aspen Mesh, about how service mesh can extend Kubernetes to even better manage ...