Mike Vizard is a veteran IT journalist with more than 25 years of experience covering the technology industry, having previously served as Editor-in-Chief of both CRN and InfoWorld and as editorial director for Ziff-Davis Enterprise, where he oversaw titles including eWEEK, CIO Insight and Baseline. Over his career he has also edited or contributed to a wide range of enterprise technology publications, including IT Business Edge, Channel Insider, ComputerWorld, TMCNet and Digital Review, and he later led editorial for CTOEdge.com. His reporting and analysis span software development, cloud computing, cybersecurity, IT channel strategy and, more recently, artificial intelligence and DevOps practices. A recognized voice in enterprise IT journalism, Vizard is known for tracking emerging technology trends as they move from early adoption into mainstream enterprise use. He now serves as Chief Content Officer for Techstrong Group, where he oversees editorial strategy across the full network — DevOps.com, Security Boulevard, Cloud Native Now, Digital CxO, Techstrong.ai, TechStrong.IT, Techstrong Semi and PlatformEngineering.com — in addition to writing and hosting content for Techstrong TV and the Techstrong Gang podcast.
Turbonomic Automates Container Resizing
Turbonomic has expanded the capabilities of its application resource management (ARM) platform to enable IT teams to optimize and scale infrastructure resources for Kubernetes clusters automatically in real-time by resizing the containers ...
Eclipse Foundation Brings Java IDE to Kubernetes
The Eclipse Foundation this week made good on a promise to couple Java and Kubernetes more tightly, with the release of the Eclipse Che 7 integrated development environment (IDE). Announced at the ...
Camunda Leverages Kubernetes to Push BPM to the Cloud
Camunda today unfurled a beta edition of a business process management (BPM) platform accessed via the cloud that the company developed using microservices running atop Kubernetes clusters, which enables organizations to create ...
Sumo Logic Adds Support for Kubernetes
Sumo Logic has unveiled the first instance of its monitoring tools delivered as software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications to support Kubernetes. Announced at the company’s Illuminate 2019 conference, the Continuous Intelligence Solution for Kubernetes ...
OCI Launches Artifacts Project to Reduce Registries Required
The Technical Oversight Board (TOB) for the Open Container Initiative (OCI) today announced it has approved a new Artifacts project that will extend the reach of a single repository to encompass multiple ...
Sysdig Makes Container Security Case for Falco
Sysdig is doubling down on its efforts to make its open source Falco project the de facto means for pulling security metrics for runtime security and intrusion detection. The company has already ...
Containous Unveils Maesh Service Mesh for Kubernetes
Containous today launched Maesh, an open source service mesh optimized for containerized applications running on instances of Kubernetes deployed at the network edge. Built on top of Traefik, an open source edge ...
CNCF Highlights Kubernetes Progress 5 Years On
By now most IT professionals are starting to appreciate just how powerful a platform Kubernetes is. At this point, there are few IT vendors that haven’t had to change their strategy to ...
VMware Doubles Down on Kubernetes
At the VMworld 2019 conference, VMware today previewed the VMware Tanzu management framework along with an instance of Kubernetes running natively within the VMware vSphere platform to improve the performance of containerized ...
Red Hat Makes Service Mesh Play
Red Hat this week announced the general availability of Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh, which provides a control plane to ease management and orchestration of distributed instances of proxy servers necessary for ...
