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Global Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market Research Study including Growth Factors, Analysis, Demand, Types and Application by regions from 2020 to 2026

Source:-scientect.com Global Cloud Computing Stack Layers Market research report Added by Report Ocean covers valuable insights based on market valuation, market size, SWOT Analysis, revenue forecast and regional outlook of this industry. The research also presents a precise summary of the industry competitive spectrum, while drawing attention to the growth prospects and expansion plans adopted by key market players. Global Cloud Computing Stack Layers Market Research Report categorizes the global Cloud Computing Stack Layers Market by key players, product type,

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Origin’s decentralised commerce platform hits Google Cloud Marketplace

Source:-channellife.com Origin has partnered with Google Cloud to bring its decentralised commerce platform to Google Cloud’s global network of developers and customers. As part of the partnership, Origin has made its Dshop e-commerce platform available on the Google Cloud Marketplace allowing merchants to deploy and create their own decentralised e-commerce store. In addition, publicly available product data from Origin’s merchant partners will now be available in Google BigQuery. Developers, data scientists, and other interested parties will be able to quickly

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Achieving gains in government IT performance with DevSecOps

Source:-fcw.com A software development team in the Boston office of Kessel Run, a program within the DOD’s Defense Innovation Unit (U.S. Air Force photo by J.M. Eddins Jr.) Eli Whitney, the inventor of the cotton gin, demonstrated the value of interchangeable parts in 1801 to the U.S. Congress, President John Adams and President-elect Thomas Jefferson. Whitney proved the viability and the military value of interchangeable parts by stripping down several muskets, then reassembling a functional musket from random parts from

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HPE Extends Data Fabric Across Multiple Kubernetes Clusters

Source:-containerjournal.com Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has extended the capabilities of a rechristened container platform to now include support for a data fabric spanning multiple Kubernetes clusters that can be physically located in data centers in different geographies. Now known as the HPE Ezmeral, the data fabric is based on technology it gained from HPE’s acquisition of MapR Technologies last year. The data fabric creates a global namespace that is accessible via application programming interfaces (APIs). Containerized and non-containerized applications can

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Datadog Incident Management streamlines on-call response workflows for DevOps teams

Source:-helpnetsecurity.com Datadog announced the launch of Incident Management. This new product streamlines on-call response workflows for DevOps teams by unifying alerting data, documentation, and collaboration in a centralized pane of glass. Accessing this disparate information from a single location saves DevOps and security teams significant time while they troubleshoot issues and outages. A performance or security incident can lead to degraded user experience, lost revenue, and damage to a company’s reputation. Every minute that an incident is occurring further increases

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Media workflow management takes a page from DevOps, Agile

Source:-searchcontentmanagement.techtarget.com Taking lessons from software development methods, agile content collaboration and management tools promote speed, flexibility and teamwork in digital media workflows. Content collaboration technologies promise to improve employee productivity and customer engagements by enabling more flexible, effective and efficient media workflow management internally and externally. But collaboration tools for storing and managing the content are only one part of the equation. Even though it’s likely to complement productivity, project management and unified communication apps, collaboration will exist as a

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5 Essential Digital Adoptions To Grow Your DevOps Enterprise

Source:-cxotoday.com There are several essential digital adoptions to grow your DevOps enterprise. Studies show that the DevOps market is projected to expand to over $10 billion by 2025. In 2020, the software development demand is already increasing due to the novel coronavirus. As an enterprise developer, you know how DevOps communication and collaboration strategies can streamline your software pipeline for rapid deployment. To cope with the current climate, there are several enterprise conferencing tools due to Coronavirus. Despite the promises

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How to champion security in DevOps

Source:-securityboulevard.com Making the shift from DevOps to DevSecOps requires better communication, which you can help your teams accomplish with security training and enablement. If DevSecOps isn’t working very well in your organization, you can probably sum up the issue in the same way as “Cool Hand Luke”: “What we have here is a failure to communicate.” Which should not be a shock. While DevSecOps has been around for at least five years, it is still working its way into the

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CCV joins Amazon Web Services Academy to offer cloud computing course

Source:- vermontbiz.com Vermont Business Magazine In an effort to expand on existing programs that provide Vermonters with high-demand job skills, Community College of Vermont (CCV) is joining Amazon Web Services (AWS) Academy. AWS Academy provides higher education institutions with cloud computing curriculum that prepares students to pursue industry-recognized certifications and in-demand cloud jobs. One of these courses will be incorporated into “Special Topics: Fundamentals of Cloud Computing,” which will be offered online in fall 2020 and will prepare students to

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Self-publishing and the 2nd edition of Ansible for DevOps

Source:-jeffgeerling.com Five years, 834 commits, and 24 major revisions later, I’ve just published the 2nd edition of Ansible for DevOps, a book which has now sold over 60,000 copies and spawned a popular free Ansible 101 video series on YouTube. Ansible for DevOps, 2nd Edition – Cover Making good on my promise to make the ebook updates free, forever, I’ve published a new revision of the book at least once a quarter since I published the first revision (version 0.42)

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