DevOps in the Cloud
AWS Applies Machine Learning to Optimize Cloud Deployments
Mike Vizard | | Amazon CodeGuru, Amazon Compute Optimizer, AWS, AWS re:Invent 2019, cloud deployments, machine learningAmazon Web Services (AWS) this week at its re:Invent 2019 conference unfurled two tools based on machine learning algorithms to optimize cloud application deployments. Amazon CodeGuru is a service available as a ...
Logz.io Adds Monitoring Service Based on ELK and Grafana
Mike Vizard | | Cloud Observability Platform, cloud-native, elasticsearch, ELK, grafana, Kibana, logstash, Logz.io, monitoring, open sourceLogz.io today at the AWS re:Invent 2019 conference launched Cloud Observability Platform, a monitoring and security cloud service based on ELK—open source Elasticsearch, a search engine; Logstash, a data processing pipeline; and ...
HPE Adds Control Plane to Greenlake Managed Service
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced today it has added a cloud platform to its managed Greenlake service, through which DevOps teams will be able to manage deployments of applications alongside HPE. Scott Yow, ...
Why AWS Cost Optimization Is About More than Saving Money
Why is it important to track and monitor cloud costs? The obvious answer is it helps you save money—and everyone wants to save money. Yet, cost plays a much larger role in ...
Accenture Cloud Simulation Platform Advances DevOps
Mike Vizard | | accenture, cloud computing environments, cloud lock-in, cloud platform simulation, developers, devops, simulationAccenture has launched a cloud simulation service through which DevOps teams can better determine which workloads will run best on different cloud computing environments. Kishore Durg, growth and strategy lead for cloud ...
Headless Commerce: Why E-Commerce Is Losing Its Head
Peter Sheldon | | 5G, business models, commerce platforms, connected devices, e-commerce, headless commerce, internetHow headless commerce is changing the way commerce platforms are designed and services are offered Within the last 15 years we've seen commerce technology evolve at a breakneck pace. In the early ...
Optimizing AWS Performance Over the Long Term
Ask most folks how to optimize performance on AWS, and they'll talk about things such as autoscaling and rightsizing. Those tools are certainly part of an effective AWS performance optimization strategy. On ...
Why Integrated Infrastructure Is the Key to IT Success
Chris Tozzi | | Agnostic Infrastructure, AWS infrastructure, CloudWatch, infrastructure architecture, Integrated Infrastructure, IT success, monitoring toolsAt first glance, your IT infrastructure might seem like your house’s basement. It supports everything, but you don’t pay much attention to it or spend much time or energy trying to make ...
DevOps Chats: InfluxDB Cloud 2.0 Managed Service for Time Series Data
Mitch Ashley | | cloud, database devops, DevOps Chats, Influxdata, InfluxDB 2.0, managed service, time series databaseWe can’t seem to generate enough data. And as they say, you haven’t seen anything yet! Cloud-based managed services are a natural solution to ingest, store and access large amounts of data ...
Investing in a Mobile Device Testing Lab
Dan McFall | | app testing, cloud-based mobile testing lab, continuous testing, legacy applications, mobile app testing, mobile apps, mobile testing, testing labIt will likely come as no surprise that app downloads are on the rise, with no signs of slowing down. Today’s consumers use apps for everything from ordering food, to shopping for ...
What It Really Takes to Build a Reliable App
Chris Tozzi | | app security, cloud-native apps, data privacy, monitoring, nines of uptime, performance testing, Recovery Point Objective, reliability, reliable apps, uptimeWhat makes an app reliable? If you ask most IT professionals that question, their minds immediately go to uptime. That’s not surprising; after all, it’s fashionable for software and infrastructure vendors these ...
Serverless and GraphQL: Build and Launch at the Speed of Thought
Brecht De Rooms | | API, application development, Domain Specific Language, GraphQL, serverless, serverless computingWebsites and apps are now, often, one and the same. Traditional development methods for an online or downloadable app can take months, given the backend development aspects that need to be managed—infrastructure ...
