DevOps practices originated at startups, where nimble Development and Operations teams pioneered the concept of cross-functional collaboration to speed up software release cycles. By 2009, DevOps became a recognized industry practice: a ...
The tally of smartphone usage worldwide is mind-numbing: Even as far back as 2012, more people on earth had access to a mobile phone than had access to a toothbrush. Even more ...
Today’s organizations are achieving many benefits from using virtual computing resources, including increased flexibility, scalability, and accessibility. The adoption of the cloud as an addition to legacy systems has changed the way ...
In the last few years, a number of open source projects have started to build interesting new technologies to create faster and more secure and scalable cloud applications. The name: unikernels. The ...
The financial industry, especially banks, are still using a programming language that is over 50 years old. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean they are out of date, rather these giant institutions have ...
Open source standards hold a lot of potential for networking. Already, initiatives such as OpenStack and OpenDaylight have gained a fair amount of momentum due to the contributions of major vendors such ...
What you need to know about SaaS management tools The SaaS vs. on-premise debate has spanned the years since new age consumption models for technology were born. The accepted reasons to adopt ...
Traditionally, security threats have taken the form of intentional acts by remote attackers: somebody on the outside working covertly to get to the inside. This is the classic scenario that most people ...
The extremes of application release velocity are converging in the enterprise. Whereas Fortune 500 enterprises may have historically taken months to years for each release cycle, they are exploring new approaches from ...
The modern software development landscape places a premium on speed. It's good to be first to market. If you're going to fail then you should fail fast. A rapidly evolving product can ...
