Amazon Web Services challenged the Pentagon’s $10 billion JEDI cloud contract award to Microsoft, alleging political interference by President Trump. Here is a clear breakdown of the dispute, the legal arguments, and what it means for government cloud procurement.
Cognitive computing goes beyond narrow AI to mimic human reasoning. Learn what cloud-native cognitive services are, which providers lead the market, and how DevOps teams can prepare their organizations to adopt them effectively.
CircleCI’s deployment orbs integrate with AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and 17 other partners to automate the final CD step — moving code from your pipeline to a cloud provider — in minutes instead of hours.
A cybersecurity firm discovered a public GitHub repository uploaded by an AWS engineer that contained customer credentials, private encryption keys, and API tokens — and remediated it within hours.
A 954MB public GitHub repository belonging to an AWS engineer contained system credentials, API keys, customer correspondence, and documents marked ‘Amazon Confidential’ — and was publicly accessible for nearly five hours before being taken down.
AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service) is Amazon’s scalable object storage service. This guide explains what S3 is, how buckets work, its key features including security, versioning, storage classes, and when to use it in your architecture.
A roundup of significant European cloud computing deals from early 2020, including AWS expanding its UK Home Office contract, Capgemini winning an NHS health services deal, Lufthansa partnering with Google Cloud, and UpCloud raising €18 million in growth funding.
AWS CloudFront is Amazon’s globally distributed Content Delivery Network (CDN). Learn how it works, what it integrates with, and why teams use it to deliver low-latency content at scale.
Red Hat made OpenShift 4.3 and OpenShift Container Storage 4 generally available, bringing Kubernetes 1.16, FIPS 140-2 encryption, multi-cloud object storage, and Rook operator support to enterprise clusters.
Cloud computing delivers on-demand IT resources—compute, storage, networking, and software—over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis. This guide covers how it works, service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models, advantages, limitations, and what the future holds.
From hyperscale infrastructure partnerships and cloud-native microservices to enhanced security postures and HPC workloads moving to the public cloud — here is what shaped cloud computing in 2020.
AWS CloudFormation lets you define, provision, and manage your entire AWS infrastructure as code using JSON or YAML templates. Learn how it works, what problems it solves, and why DevOps teams adopt it.
AWS costs can spiral quickly without a clear optimisation strategy. This guide covers eight practical techniques — from right-sizing instances to scheduling shutdowns — that help DevOps teams reduce cloud spend without sacrificing performance.
Wayfair is scaling its hybrid cloud infrastructure with Google Cloud Platform, using it for compute, storage, analytics, and machine learning — while keeping strategic workloads on-premises.
An overview of the global DevOps market: the major vendors shaping the space, the segments driving adoption, and the obstacles organizations must overcome to succeed with DevOps at scale.
An overview of the EMEA container technology market covering key vendors, container runtime segments, application categories, and regional growth trends projected through 2029.
A look at the competitive landscape of the continuous integration tools market, covering key vendors, deployment types, industry verticals, and the forces shaping adoption through the mid-2020s.
Datadog extended its AI-powered Watchdog engine to detect anomalies across infrastructure components including Redis, PostgreSQL, NGINX, and AWS — with no custom setup required.
The global Continuous Integration Tools market was valued at USD 472.58 million in 2018 and is projected to reach USD 1.83 billion by 2026. Here is what DevOps practitioners and technology decision-makers need to know about the market landscape, key vendors, and growth drivers.
Running Kubernetes in-house is complex, costly, and risky. Managed Kubernetes services offload cluster operations so your teams can focus on delivering software. Here is what to look for and how leading providers compare.
