Microservices
Tigera Simplifies Network Migrations Away From VMware NSX
Tigera today announced it will make it easier to migrate policies created for microsegmented networks running virtual machines from VMware to be migrated to instances of open-source Kubevirt software that encapsulate virtual ...
Red Hat OpenShift Update Simplifies Network Edge Deployments
Red Hat today made generally available an update to its OpenShift platform that simplifies network edge deployments ...
How to Enable the Next Generation of Microservices
Organizations can break down monolithic applications into smaller, purposeful and reusable services with microservices, and DevOps teams can build, test and deploy applications faster ...
NVIDIA Leverages Containers to Encapsulate AI Inference Models
Using NVIDIA NIM - essentially AI in a box - developers now have the ability to easily and quickly build GenAI applications for copilots, chatbots and more ...
Revolutionizing Software Development With Cloud-Native DevSecOps
DevSecOps and cloud-native architectures provide robust tools for monitoring and managing cloud platform resources ...
Ensuring Cybersecurity in Cloud-Native Deployments
The shift to cloud native has many benefits, but has also created a new set of challenges pertaining to cybersecurity ...
Grafana Labs Dives Deeper Into Kubernetes Observability
Grafana Labs extended its observability support for Kubernetes environments to simplify monitoring and troubleshooting and reduce costs ...
Open Source Dapr Project Adds SDKs to Better Manage Workflows
A Dapr update adds JavaScript and TypeScript SDKs to simplify orchestrating workflows across a distributed computing environment ...
Embracing Code-Driven Security for Cloud-Native Ecosystems
While flexible and scalable, cloud-native architectures introduce new security challenges due to their complexity and dynamic nature ...
How Platform-as-a-Product Drives Cloud-Native Platform Maturity
In the cloud-native ecosystem, the number-one factor for a successful platform is treating it as a product. But what does that really mean? ...
