What’s new in AWS Lambda November 2018 release To read this article in full, please click here (Insider Story) from InfoWorld Cloud Computing https://ift.tt/2KK7zYJ via IFTTT
Month: November 2018
Don’t let AWS Re:Invent blind you to your real cloud needs
I went to Amazon’s AWS Re:Invent trade show this week for the first time ever. It’s more of a place to meet people than to learn about what’s latest with Amazon Web Services these days, but AWS does a great job in updating the faithful on what’s new, what’s relevant, and what tech IT will… Continue reading Don’t let AWS Re:Invent blind you to your real cloud needs
AWS adds blockchain and time-series databases
Amazon has spent more than a decade trying to free itself of Oracle’s “one database to rule them all” approach, something Amazon snidely calls “clunky” and “old guard.” Not content to unshackle just itself, Amazon has announced a series of database introductions and improvements to broaden choice for its customers. Yes, with Oracle you can… Continue reading AWS adds blockchain and time-series databases
How to avoid Cyber Monday stress in your cloud systems
Did your cloud application, retail or not, make it through Cyber Monday? Most did fine, but some found that a lack of architecture and the lack of enabling technology led to some stressful hours. Today, cloud-based applications that had had as many as 10,000 users a day are now up to 50,000 users a day—and… Continue reading How to avoid Cyber Monday stress in your cloud systems
Why Google Cloud’s new boss will fail like the old boss
For years, Google Cloud Platform has built more geewizardy-type services than anyone else, leading the other cloud providers in things like AI. It has also done the best job of building impressive open source communities like Kubernetes and TensorFlow. And yet Google Cloud Platform remains a distant third in the public cloud computing contest, with… Continue reading Why Google Cloud’s new boss will fail like the old boss
11 ways AWS beats Azure and Google Cloud
Amazon is the dominant cloud platform for a reason: It has built out so many products and services that it’s impossible to begin to discuss them in a single article or even a book. Many of them were amazing innovations when they first appeared and the hits keep coming. Every year Amazon adds new tools… Continue reading 11 ways AWS beats Azure and Google Cloud
3 tips for negotiating with your public cloud providers
The last time you renewed or got a new contract in place with a big pubic cloud provider, how did your negotiations go? For most enterprises this past year, such negotiations did not go very far. These days, the amount of money on the table is much larger, and the public cloud providers are starting… Continue reading 3 tips for negotiating with your public cloud providers
7 container security tools to lock down Docker and Kubernetes
Docker containers help software developers build applications more quickly and deploy them more flexibly. Containers can also help developers make software more secure. To read this article in full, please click here (Insider Story) from InfoWorld Cloud Computing https://ift.tt/2PFBmaG via IFTTT
How to avoid the coming cloud integration panic
You are trying to get an end-of-quarter report out and you’re having some trouble. It seems that while sales are recorded on a public cloud system, inventory is recorded on an on-premises system. You need to combine both data stores for the report, and you have no way of doing so. How was this allowed… Continue reading How to avoid the coming cloud integration panic
Sorry, Linux. Kubernetes is now the OS that matters
The operating system no longer really matters. And for developers and the cloud, that means that Linux no longer really matters. To read this article in full, please click here (Insider Story) from InfoWorld Cloud Computing https://ift.tt/2FAgAEH via IFTTT
