Tag: VMs
Microsoft’s Hyperlight Wasm: Bringing WebAssembly to Secure Micro-VMs
Microsoft expands its Hyperlight project with Hyperlight Wasm, enabling secure WebAssembly workloads in lightweight VMs across Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms ...
How 5G Will Change the Public Cloud as We Know It
When it comes to realizing the promise of 5G, we’re still a few years away. Under the hood, though, the rollout of 5G infrastructure and the new applications 5G will enable—from AR ...
How to Isolate Development Environments: Vagrant vs. Docker
"It works on my machine." This line has become an excuse often overused by developers to escape the burden of having to investigate problems experienced by end users that they are unable ...
Core Factors Influencing Java Memory Consumption
contributor | | cloud service providers, containers, developers, garbage collectors, java, memory, resource allocation, scaling, VMsJava is known for having an insatiable appetite for resources, requiring strict controls to not exceed budget limits. However, the latest JDK updates and other developments have helped to make Java runtime ...
VMs, Containers, Cloud, Cluster: Scheduling Differences
Scheduling is a large part of making the data center go, and more to the point of making the virtualized (be it VMs, cloud, containers, or clustering) portion of the data center ...
The One Simple Reason to Consider Clustering
As you may know, I’m pretty interested in the newest round of clustered computing these days. I’m digging in pretty deep to see how well-suited it is to the enterprise, and how ...
Are VMs becoming El Caminos?
In 2010, it looked as if virtualization had won. We expected all servers to virtualize workloads and the primary question was which cloud infrastructure manager would dominate. Now in 2015, the picture ...
