B. Cameron Gain is the founder and owner of ReveCom Media Inc. (www.revecom.io), which offers competitive analysis and testing services for software tools used by developer, operations and security teams. He first began writing about technology when he hacked the Commodore 64 family computer in the early 1980s and documented his exploit. Since his misspent youth, he has put his obsession with software development to better use by writing thousands of papers, manuals and articles for both online and print. His byline has appeared in Wired, PCWorld, Technology Review, Popular Science, EEtimes and numerous other media outlets.
MapR Extends Platform for AI, More Security Tools
MapR Technologies has added a number of new features to the MapR Data Platform, including the addition of direct support for artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The new capabilities the platform now offers ...
Google Reaches Out to Kubernetes Developers with Skaffold Release
Google is placing its stake in the ground as a provider of development tools for applications that run on Kubernetes with the release of Skaffold. The concept behind the tool is to automate ...
Kontena Touts Kubernetes Platform’s User-Friendliness
It is safe to assume most organizations, whether they want to test Kubernetes or scale existing clusters for major deployments, seek a distribution that offers high-powered features and is easy to install ...
Camunda Hopes to Solve Microservices Analytics Conundrum
The advantages microservices offer are many, including allowing applications to be broken down into different modules that can be replaced or modified without interrupting business processes. The benefits also include the ability ...
Rancher’s Longhorn Project Brings Distributed Storage to Kubernetes
Rancher is expanding the scope of its Longhorn Project by extending the distributed storage platform to support all available Kubernetes clusters, as the open source software firm continues to bet on Kubernetes’ ...
IBM’s Container Efforts Powerful, But Pose Security Challenges
IT organizations may not have the requisite security controls to take advantage of new container-related tools and services IBM announced this month. Traditional on-premises security tools, even those configured to ward off ...
Final Tech Previews Offer an Almost-Complete Glimpse of Rancher 2.0
DevOps teams or anyone who manages containers can now get their hands dirty testing the final tech previews of container management platform Rancher 2.0 shortly before its launch in a few weeks ...
Docker Expands Windows Desktop Support, Automates Kubernetes Clusters
Docker wants to make Kubernetes management on a Windows desktop more robust—and easier. Docker’s recently introduced Windows Desktop 18.02 Edge release includes, among other features, an option to automate the installation of ...
