Tag: platform-as-a-service
Solving the Speed Paradox With Open Source PaaS
The number of DevOps tools keeps growing, as does the number of cloud resources and options to manage those resources. On EC2 alone, AWS offers nearly 400 instance types across storage, networking ...
GitLab Gets an Overhaul
GitLab launched its next major iteration, GitLab 15, starting with its first release version, 15.0, which the company said pulls together new DevOps and data science capabilities into the platform. With GitLab ...
Cloud Foundry Foundation Updates CLI to Extend DevOps Processes
Mike Vizard | | cf-for-k8s, Cloud Computing, Cloud Foundry for Kubernetes, command line interface, kubernetes, PaaS, platform-as-a-serviceThe Cloud Foundry Foundation (CFF) today released an update to its command-line interface (CLI) that will enable DevOps teams to build more granular and complex workflows spanning multiple processes across the open ...
Castles in the Cloud: How to Take Your Business Kingdom Off-Prem with Confidence
Sean Blenkhorn | | cloud, cloud adoption, cloud infrastructure, IaaS, Infrastructure-as-a-Service, PaaS, platform-as-a-service, SaaS, software as a serviceCloud transformation requires migrating all or part of an organization’s virtual assets off-premises, typically to a public cloud. This enables greater efficiency and cost savings, among other benefits, but it brings heightened ...
DevOps Deeper Dive: SUSE Sets DevOps Course
Mike Vizard | | cloud-native, container as a service, containers, kubernetes, linux, openshift, platform-as-a-service, red hat, SUSEThere was a time when SUSE was considered to be the second-biggest force driving the adoption of Linux in the enterprise, after Red Hat. Then came an odyssey to rival any epic ...
Survey: IT Striking Balance Between Innovation, Reliability
Mike Vizard | | application development, Cloud Foundry Foundation, containers, IT survey, kubernetes, platform-as-a-serviceWhen it comes to managing IT, most DevOps teams are locked in an eternal struggle to balance innovation with reliability. There’s always a keen interest in being able to take advantage of ...
Render Taps Manifold to Expand Cloud Services for Developers
Mike Vizard | | cloud services, devops tools, Manifold, marketplace, PaaS, platform-as-a-service, RenderThe rate at which DevOps teams that rely on cloud services from Render will be able to discover new tools is about to increase significantly, thanks to Render's new alliance with Manifold, ...
Survey Sees Cloud Foundry Momentum Gains
Mike Vizard | | Cloud Foundry, Cloud Foundry Foundation, docker, kubernetes, open source, PaaS, platform-as-a-serviceAt a time when many organizations are wondering to what degree they should rely on legacy application development and deployment platform versus emerging container-based platforms, the Cloud Foundry Foundation (CFF) today released ...
Dell Technologies Drives Automation Deeper into Platforms
Mike Vizard | | appliances, automation, cloud services, Dell Technologies, devops, hardware, platform-as-a-service, servers, vmwareDell Technologies this week launched a series of initiatives intended to provide IT organizations with multiple deployment options for Dell EMC appliances and servers, including forthcoming managed service offering through which Dell ...
Fintech: A Profitable and Growing Developer Career Path
Mitesh Soni | | developer careers, developers, financial services, fintech, open platform, platform-as-a-serviceWhat do you think when you hear the word "fintech"? It’s been around for almost five decades, yet it has only just been officially recognized as part of the English language. In ...
Pivotal Software Extends Development Platform Reach
Pivotal Software announced an expansion of its implementation of the Cloud Foundry platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment in addition to extending its support for Kubernetes to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) public cloud. At ...
Cloud Foundry at the Crossroads
At the time the Cloud Foundry platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment was constructed, the only form of infrastructure abstraction available consisted of virtual machines. Flash forward to today and there now exists multiple layers ...
