Microservices
Overcoming the Fear of Losing Control in High Abstraction Cloud-Native Software
Despite the numerous advantages, developers often resist using high-abstraction software systems, even in cloud-native designs and environments, due to the perceived loss of control over the underlying technologies ...
The Right Size for Cloud-Native Computing
There's an art to finding the appropriate size for each service—not too big or too small—to optimize your cloud-native application experience ...
Creating Your Cloud-Native Data Strategy
Lee Atchison explains how to make your application’s data strategy effective in a cloud-native environment ...
Migrating Applications to Containers
Application migration, especially to containers, is a critical task that requires careful planning and execution. And it's not without challenges ...
The Ultimate Value of Cloud-Native Architectures
A cloud-native architecture allows for massive scale in production while maintaining a highly agile development process ...
Why Data Portability is Key to Cloud-Native Success
Nearly a third of the money businesses spend on cloud is going to waste. And with companies around the world feeling the economic pinch, including here in the UK, many are taking ...
Red Hat Adds Interconnect and Cybersecurity Services for Kubernetes
Red Hat today added a Red Hat Service Interconnect to its portfolio that is based on an open source Skupper.io project that enables Layer 7 networking between application components running on different ...
Serverless Computing is Great, Except When it’s Not
Serverless computing is an innovative way of operating your application in the cloud. Essentially, it allows you to run an application without the need to allocate computer instances to the program. This ...
Red Hat Focuses Konveyor Efforts for Kubernetes on App Modernization
Red Hat has revamped the open source Konveyor project it launched in collaboration with IBM to focus more specifically on tools and processes that enable existing legacy Java applications to run on ...
Making Sure Your Cloud-Native Applications Can Fail
Make sure your applications can fail. Sounds weird, doesn’t it? But nothing is more critical to creating a highly reliable, cloud-native application than to ensure you can fail successfully. The key is ...
