InterVision Achieves AWS Migration Competency Status
InterVision, an AWS Premier Consulting Partner, has earned AWS Migration Competency status — recognizing its proven expertise helping enterprises migrate complex workloads to AWS at scale.
InterVision, an AWS Premier Consulting Partner, has earned AWS Migration Competency status — recognizing its proven expertise helping enterprises migrate complex workloads to AWS at scale.
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prooV has announced a strategic integration with AWS Service Catalog, enabling enterprises to run scalable, secure, and compliant proofs-of-concept and deploy validated third-party software directly to their AWS environments.
Three major cloud computing players — Rackspace, IBM, and Zenoss — made significant channel-facing announcements in early 2020, covering EMEA expansion, hybrid cloud leadership, and regional SaaS availability.
Navisite has earned AWS Well-Architected Partner status through its acquisition of clckwrk, demonstrating proven expertise in delivering AWS Well-Architected Framework reviews across all five pillars.
AWS has made its Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) for Windows generally available, offering prescriptive guidance, tooling, training, and service credits to help enterprises migrate and modernize Windows workloads on AWS at scale.
Scaling Industrial IoT solutions demands a mature DevOps practice that handles growing software and hardware complexity. Learn how culture, CI/CD, containers, and orchestration combine to make IIoT systems reliable and scalable.
AWS made its Migration Acceleration Program (MAP) for Windows generally available in April 2020, offering enterprises a structured, three-phase framework to move Windows-based workloads to the cloud with expert guidance, tooling, and potential licensing savings.
An independent technical overview of the AWS IoT Platform market landscape, covering core capabilities, key competitors, regional adoption, and the factors driving enterprise IoT growth.
Shadow IT accounts for 50% or more of IT budgets at many organizations. Learn how self-service provisioning, automated guardrails, and orchestration blueprints help DevOps teams move fast without creating financial or security risks.
Rancher Labs released version 2.4 of its Kubernetes management platform, introducing zero-downtime upgrades, disconnected cluster management, Hosted Rancher on AWS, and CIS security scanning for RKE clusters.
A Q1 2020 AlphaWise CIO survey from Morgan Stanley found Microsoft Azure leading AWS as the preferred IaaS and PaaS vendor, with Microsoft also dominating hybrid cloud preferences as COVID-19 reshapes IT spending priorities.
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Amazon Detective uses machine learning, graph theory, and multi-source log aggregation to help security teams quickly identify the root cause of cloud security incidents across AWS accounts.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced organizations worldwide to shift to remote work almost overnight. Here is how cloud computing became critical infrastructure during the crisis—and what that means for the industry long term.
Multi-cloud environments introduce significant security and operational complexity. This article compares three management approaches—Cloud Management Platforms (CMPs), Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and cloud-native abstraction—to help DevOps teams choose the right strategy.
Cloud-based IDEs like AWS Cloud9 and Visual Studio Online introduce unique security risks. Learn the key attack surfaces and practical steps to harden your online coding environment.
Rancher Labs released version 2.4 of its Kubernetes management platform with a focus on edge deployments, fleet management, and a lightweight Kubernetes distribution designed to run on low-powered devices at scale.
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Despite the economic disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world’s leading hyperscale cloud providers—Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Apple—continued aggressive data center capital spending in 2020, underpinned by record 2019 investment levels and surging demand for cloud services.