Over the last few years, microservices has increasingly become a major market trend, made popular by big names such as Google and Netflix. Looking to 2019, there’s no slowing down. According to IDC, 90 percent of new applications will be
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Microservices are on the rise, and there are perfectly good reasons for that. A microservices architecture allows developers to build a software application as “<href=”#footnote-etymology”>suites of independently deployable services”. Though relatively new, this approach is touted to solve the challenges
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Microsoft isn’t new to containers. It developed Hyper-V containers and it has partnered with and embraced Docker within its Azure platform. Recently, Microsoft expanded its support for DevOps and containers with the acquisition of Deis. I’m sure it’s not news
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Organizations are racing to embrace and implement technologies like virtualization, cloud infrastructure, microservices, and containers, and adopt DevOps tools and practices. Why? There are a number of reasons–but there is one prevailing reason that spans all of these tools and
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A hybrid cloud environment has a wide array of benefits for most organizations, but it also introduces complexity and creates a very dynamic, volatile environment that can be more challenging to manage from an IT perspective. DevOps–and the automation that
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What exactly does the future of DevOps look like? As things continue to evolve, and new technologies and practices are introduced, what will DevOps evolve into over the next year, or the next five years? I reached out to some
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Part of the evolution of DevOps and microservices is driven from a need to homogenize the world of IT. Organizations and developers want to be able to create, deploy, and manage code without regard for the hardware or software it’s
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Whether you’re one of the early adopter organizations that have been using Docker for a while, or you’re just exploring Docker and trying to figure out how to jump on the container bandwagon, you want to make sure that you
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Containers are still the hot new thing in and of themselves, but we’re already seeing that morph into the next evolution–containers-as-a-service (CaaS). Cloud platform providers are beginning to offer serverless computing or event-driven platforms that basically allow for container orchestration
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Servers? We don’t need no stinkin’ servers. I’ll go out on a limb and predict that IBM won’t be using that as the marketing tagline for OpenWhisk, but it could. Microservices and containers abstract the applications–or even the components that
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