How and why is Kubernetes a double edged sword that is both beneficial but has led to mainstream security incidents such as Capital ...

A large set of the MLOps practices can be tackled without the need for introducing huge “platform-like” services.

As workloads are migrated to Kubernetes, enterprise environments need to be aware of where they are in the maturity model, and present a ...

Kubernetes adoption has skyrocketed in recent years, but security often lagged behind. Not long ago, blatantly insecure settings were fairly common, allowing threat ...

OpenTelemetry is a familiar term to those who work in the cloud-native landscape by now. Two years after the first beta was released ...

The data transformation is still in full swing, and as we move into 2022 and beyond, emerging trends will continue to reshape the ...

2021 will be remembered as the year alternative cloud providers crashed the big providers’ party. Let’s look back on three pivotal drivers that ...

I'm sitting here wondering whether to continue using AWS for my stuff.

Reliably releasing new versions of software to production is a central concern for DevOps and SRE teams. When a new version becomes available, ...

Getting traffic into a Kubernetes cluster is one of the primary goals for organizations adopting Kubernetes. This is generally solved using an ingress ...

Organizations have accelerated transformation and IT modernization initiatives by months - or even years - in response to the rapid expansion of digital ...

Interesting things are afoot in the security world. Established vendors from segments such as application security, cloud security posture management (CSPM), and ...

Adopt cloud native in the way that best meets your own specific business objectives while maintaining choice and flexibility for your future.

As your Kubernetes environments grow and encompass more services, how do you keep them running smoothly?

A holy grail of modern enterprise architecture is the separation of concerns between infrastructure and business logic code. Ideally, application developers want to ...

We’re witnessing the evolution of DevOps teams and observability practices including the adoption of ALMs, continuous integration and deployment, cloud infrastructure, on-call and ...

The role of software developers building applications in a cloud-native ecosystem has extended well beyond simply writing code and now includes shipping and ...

Resilient production systems are the dream of every organisation. Resiliency is complex, with many aspects to consider when thinking about what makes systems ...

When you think about the highest costs to productivity at the level of multinational organizations, there are quite a few things on the ...

Kubernetes has become a ubiquitous platform to create, deploy, manage and scale large distributed applications. But of course, things can go wrong, ranging ...

On the eve of KubeCon 2021, it’s a great opportunity to shine a light on some of the trends and philosophical principles that ...

The main difference between observability and legacy monitoring solutions is to minimize service interruption due to failure by identifying root-cause beyond receiving system ...

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 ...