As DevOps culture and the public cloud have become widely adopted, engineering teams in many companies have become faster and more agile than ever before. However, this very autonomy and agility that teams now enjoy also demand a bigger role in operational security. As such, DevSecOps and Cloud Native Security are essential topics that need to be addressed to…
Introduction As a leading purveyor of excess hyperscaler capacity, Spotinst has years of experience in algorithmically maintaining cost-oriented clusters for production workloads. In December 2018, it launched Ocean, a serverless container engine to help customers get started with Kubernetes, using sensible defaults and enabling ‘nodeless’ operation with autoscaling at the pod level. The company’s pay-as-you-save…
When Amazon Web Services (AWS) officially launched in 2006, it offered a breakthrough for developers looking to experiment and launch their software projects more quickly and independently. By giving them the ability to provision infrastructure on demand, developers no longer had to wait for infrastructure teams to create an environment to host their application—they could…
Kubernetes’ increased adoption is showcased by a number of leading companies which have integrated the technology into their services. Get some insights from the biggest companies which are successfully using Kubernetes. The Docker adoption is growing fast with more companies using it into their Production. Using an orchestration platform to scale & manage your containers is…
By 2020, 83% of enterprise workloads will have moved into the cloud. Cloud migration can be a challenging process. A key issue is security both during the migration and in the post-migration environment. Read more and Learn: Elements to consider before and during a migration and common problems to avoid Strategies for secure cloud migration…
Driven by the laws of physics, economics, and land, the future of enterprise computing will head towards a multi-cloud era, predicted by VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger As enterprises increase their cloud adoption, we are seeing them using multiple cloud providers leading to hybrid cloud and multi-cloud deployments. According to a study by 451 Research, a third of all…
What happened this week to RAISUP, shows that alongside the convenience of Cloud Services, you need an experienced & local Partner that will be available 24/7. Many bits have passed through the network and the cloud Data Centers services has become a fact. Today, most modern products, from mobile applications to enterprise software, rely on cloud…
Take advantage of these Kubernetes companions to simplify app definitions, enhance monitoring, ease cloud deployments, and more. Kubernetes has become a standard way—many would say the standard way — to deploy containerized applications at scale. But if Kubernetes helps us to tame sprawling and complex container deployments, what’s available to help us tame Kubernetes? It too can be…
A Disaster or a Hazard can be something that puts an organization work at risk, from equipment failures to cyber attack to natural hazards. The aim of a disaster recovery site is to keep business operations active in case of any damage or hazard occurs. Disaster recovery helps in restoring applications, data, and hardware quickly…
Let’s compare two FaaS: AWS Lambda and Microsoft Azure Functions. We’ll look at the brief history of each, and compare and contrast their features. Let’s start with a simple question: Why work with multiple FaaS providers? One of the crucial components of any application’s reliability plan is what to do when a provider goes…
