Instaclustr announced general availability of its managed Elasticsearch service on AWS in March 2020, becoming the first provider to offer a managed Open Distro for Elasticsearch outside of AWS itself.
Zettaset XCrypt Kubernetes Encryption extends native Kubernetes Secrets with centralized, software-defined AES-256 encryption across multiple clusters, aiming to remove a key barrier to enterprise Kubernetes adoption.
A 2020 Prisma Cloud release added CI/CD pipeline policy enforcement, AWS Lambda serverless protection, and IaC template vulnerability scanning to help DevOps teams catch security issues earlier in the development lifecycle.
Microsoft’s acquisition of Affirmed Networks signals a serious push into cloud-native 5G infrastructure, positioning Azure to compete with AWS, Google Cloud, and IBM in the rapidly growing telco edge market.
Palo Alto Networks’ Prisma Cloud converges CSPM and CWPP into a single Cloud Native Security Platform, bringing shift-left IaC scanning, central CI/CD policy management, AMI scanning, and one-click serverless protection to DevSecOps teams.
As the COVID-19 pandemic forced millions to work from home, major cloud providers stepped up with free services, computing resources, and financial commitments to support healthcare, research, and remote collaboration. Here is a detailed timeline of what each vendor offered.
Amazon settled its non-compete lawsuit against former AWS sales executive Philip Moyer, who left to join Google Cloud in 2019. The case highlights ongoing tensions over non-compete enforcement in the tech industry and the impact of Washington state’s 2019 non-compete law.
The DevOps Institute’s 2020 Upskilling report finds that cloud platform knowledge rivals CI/CD as the most critical technical skill for enterprise DevOps practitioners.
A breakdown of the 12-course Complete 2020 Cloud Certification Training Bundle from Certs School, covering AWS services, Microsoft Azure fundamentals, Git, and Ansible — originally highlighted as a limited-time deal via Neowin.
From enabling remote work to powering AI-driven outbreak prediction, cloud computing has become a critical tool in the global response to COVID-19. Here is how organisations are putting it to work.
NetApp shut down NetApp Kubernetes Service on HCI and Cloud Volumes on HCI in April 2020, signaling a pivot toward a distribution-agnostic, software-defined Kubernetes strategy across its full product portfolio.
A roundup of storage industry news from early 2020: cloud providers respond to COVID-19 with research funding and free resources, HDD manufacturing faces supply chain disruption, Huawei posts a new SPC-1 benchmark, and more from Acronis, iXsystems, Code42, and others.
Google Cloud launched AI Platform Pipelines in beta to streamline ML workflows, while AWS introduced Bottlerocket, an open-source OS purpose-built for running containers. Here is what both announcements mean for DevOps and platform engineering teams.
How Expedia Group, Primerica, and others used containers and Kubernetes to modernise applications, accelerate delivery, and enable multi-cloud portability.
Hitachi Vantara has acquired the Kubernetes intellectual property of failed startup Containership, aiming to integrate CNCF-certified container orchestration capabilities into its enterprise cloud portfolio.
Choice Hotels replaced brittle homegrown deployment scripts with a dedicated CD platform, accelerating deployments by more than 30% and sharpening the division of responsibilities between development and IT ops teams.
MLOps is emerging as the discipline that brings DevOps-style governance, automation, and monitoring to machine learning systems. Here is what it means in practice and why it matters for engineering teams.
The CNCF’s annual user survey paints a clear picture: containers and Kubernetes are firmly in production, release cadences are accelerating, and cloud-native adoption has reached mainstream status.
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Gartner’s February 2020 Magic Quadrant for Cloud AI Developer Services ranked AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and IBM as Leaders — with AWS taking the top position based on portfolio breadth and market reach.
