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MongoDB, Storj Labs Work to Reduce Data Security Costs
MongoDB Inc. and Storj Labs announced today they have jointly created a backup service for the open source MongoDB database that leverages a global network for excess storage capacity. Storj Labs has ...
Hasura Launches Beta of GraphQL-Based Remote Joins Tool
Mike Vizard | | APIs, data source, database, DataOps, devops, GraphQL, microservices, open source, programming languageHasura today announced the public beta of Remote Joins, which makes use of an open source GraphQL query language for application programming interfaces (API) to join disparate data sources residing in different ...
Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Cloudy Decision
Scott Leatherman | | AIOps, app monitoring, cloud management, cloud migration, cloud service provider, cloud-native, colocation, IaaS, OpEx, public cloudIf you’ve been operating in the cloud for some time now, chances are your business has changed since you first made that move and particularly during the current climate. Has your cloud ...
The Top 5 Challenges to Overcome with Heroku Logging
Heroku can be a very powerful tool for monitoring the massive amount of data generated by your applications, systems, APIs and add-ons. One thing you may have discovered with Heroku logging is ...
Friends and Followers
ROELBOB | | airports, dogs, humor, parody, relationships, satire, Social media, true friendship, twitter ...
NetApp Acquires Spot to Rein in Cloud Costs
Mike Vizard | | acquisition, cloud costs, cloud optimization, cloud services, NetApp, service level agreement, SpotNetApp this week announced it has acquired Spot, a provider of a service that enables IT teams to continuously optimize costs for cloud workloads. Anthony Lye, senior vice president and general manager ...
DevOps Agility Shines in the Midst of a Pandemic
Tobias Dunn-Krahn | | agile culture, COVID impact, devops, new normal, remote workers, software developersAs a career developer and now a chief technology officer, I am experiencing firsthand how COVID-19 has forced us all into new ways of working. I’m also aware that these new ways ...
It’s Time to Take a Customer-First Approach to AIOps
Artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) has several use cases that IT operations managers can’t deny: reduce alert noise with statistically significant outcomes (up to 80%), correlate alerts and events to uncover ...
CloudBolt Acquires SovLabs to Advance Hybrid Cloud Strategy
Mike Vizard | | acquisition, CloudBolt, hybrid cloud, hybrid IT environment, IT environments, SovLabsCloudBolt Software this week announced it has acquired SovLabs, a provider of a framework that extends the reach of automation frameworks from VMware. Company CEO Jeff Kukowski said that as a provider ...
AWS Looks to Accelerate Windows Migrations to the Cloud
Mike Vizard | | AWS, cloud deployments, linux, Microsoft Azure, on-premises environments, open source, workloadsAmazon Web Services (AWS) is ratcheting up pressure on Microsoft by devoting more resources to enable IT organizations to migrate Windows workloads to the cloud. Fred Wurden, general manager for enterprise engineering ...
Working with SAFe and Microservices: Learnings from Developers
Salma Khanchouch | | A/B testing, agile architecture, microservices, SAFe methodology, Scaled Agile Framework, scrum, scrum meetingsAs developers, the prospect of working for a big company might bring about feelings of oppression, rather than opportunity. Envisaging endless team syncs, pointless meetings and processes wrapped up in bureaucracy inside ...
