multi-cloud
From Cloud First to Cloud Fit: Rethinking Where Workloads Belong
Induprakas “Indu” Keri explores why organizations are increasingly shifting from a cloud-first mindset to a cloud-fit strategy as containerized applications mature. Indu’s take is simple: the public cloud is fantastic when you’re ...
How SREs are Using AI to Transform Incident Response in the Real World
Traditional incident response can’t keep pace with today’s complex, multi-cloud environments. Discover how AI-augmented SRE frameworks reduce MTTR, automate remediation, and strengthen reliability through a five-stage maturity model and modular architecture powered ...
How Istio Ambient is Revolutionizing Cloud Connectivity
Network topology complexity is increasing in response to the growing adoption of multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure. Organizations struggle to connect, secure and observe traffic across these environments as they are forced to ...
Cloud Isn’t That Simple Anymore: Polycloud Vs. Sky Computing
Multi-cloud—a strategy for employing multiple cloud providers—is a common strategy used by cloud-native applications. Many applications make use of both Amazon Web Services (AWS) and another cloud provider, such as Google Cloud ...
Can You be Cloud Native Without Being in the Cloud?
One would probably assume that being cloud native means running everything in the cloud. But this isn’t always the case. Enterprise software is typically more complex than that and is often hosted ...
Study Finds Optimism For Kubernetes Amid Exponential Challenges
Although Kubernetes is a clear industry-standard container orchestrator, IT leaders continue to cite challenges in operating the platform. These challenges are escalated when overseeing multiple Kubernetes distributions across different environments. Organizations are ...
The Last Cloud-Native Puzzle Piece: Security Automation
In recent years, DevOps has embraced automation in this new cloud-native world. Infrastructure-as-code (IaC) is now commonly applied to spin up servers, automate configurations, set up storage and apply standard networking features ...
The Shift to Cloud-Native Isn’t a Legacy Loss
The question will inevitably arise when an organization with on-premises operations opts to make the leap to cloud environments: what will become of investments in legacy data center infrastructure? This concern is ...
Managing Multi-Cloud, Multi-Distro Kubernetes Cluster Deployments
As enterprises ramp up their adoption of modern architectures that embrace microservices, containers and Kubernetes, application deployment strategies are being re-evaluated. Organizations operating and serving customers globally or regionally need to think ...
Managing the Security of Cloud-Native Architectures
Container-based and serverless cloud-native architectures represent the most significant computing advancement for deploying enterprise applications since VMware introduced its first product, Workstation 1.0, in 1999. While these technologies offer many benefits in ...
