By now we all (should) know the benefits of serverless computing in the public cloud. InfoWorld’s Eric Knorr provides a good summary of serverless computing’s advantages, […]
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“Multicloud” means that you use multiple public cloud providers, such as Google and Amazon Web Services, AWS and Microsoft, or all three—you get the idea. […]
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Devops and cloud—both concepts are hot, for good reason. Let’s take a look at the current state of devops and cloud, and how they fit […]
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Serverless computing is an exciting aspect of public cloud computing: You no longer have to provision virtual servers in the cloud; that’s done automatically to […]
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Have you heard the fairy tale that application performance on the cloud is automatically optimized, without any effort from developers or administrators? Too many people […]
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I call them the “folded-arm gang”: those CIOs who invite the “cloud guy” into a meeting and then push back on everything you say and […]
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The internet of things is real, and it’s a real part of the cloud. A key challenge is how you can get data processed from […]
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Cray Research is now offering its Urika-GX supercomputer as a cloud computing service, targeted at life-sciences customers looking for compute cycles to solve some heavy […]
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Amazon Web Services really leads the way in determining market price for cloud services, and the second-, third-, and lower-tier cloud providers try to price […]
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You’re going to make mistakes. I tell my enterprise clients that every week. However, there are mistakes and there are mistakes that are more like […]
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