AWS launched a promotional cloud credits program for open source project maintainers, covering CI/CD, testing, and artifact storage—but industry observers have mixed views on the timing and depth of the commitment.
An overview of the competitive landscape in the global software development tools market, covering major players like GitHub, AWS, Microsoft, and Atlassian, along with market segments, regional breakdowns, and growth drivers.
Understand the real differences between IaaS and PaaS, and see how AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform implement each model with their core services.
A snapshot of key DevOps and cloud-native news from late 2019: Weaveworks launches a new Kubernetes management tool, GitHub iterates on Actions, GitLab issues security patches, and the Spring ecosystem expands its integrations.
AWS reported slower revenue growth in India for FY2019 despite overall gains. We examine the financial figures, competitive pressures from Google Cloud and Alibaba Cloud, and what the slowdown means for AWS’s long-term dominance in the Indian market.
Cloud economist Corey Quinn of The Duckbill Group shares blunt views on AWS billing complexity, hidden data transfer costs, the Kubernetes hype cycle, Docker’s strategic missteps, multicloud mythology, and Walmart’s AWS paranoia.
An overview of the global container technology market covering key platforms, major vendors, regional adoption trends, and growth drivers from 2019 to 2024.
An overview of the global Continuous Integration Software market, covering key players such as CircleCI, Jenkins, Travis CI, TeamCity, and Bamboo, along with market segments, regional analysis, and competitive landscape.
Reliable AWS applications are not those that avoid failure—they are those designed to recover from it. Learn how to apply the AWS Well-Architected Framework’s Reliability Pillar to build self-healing, highly available systems.
Learn three ways to tailor AWS Config compliance rules: editing managed rules in the console, customizing them with CloudFormation templates, and creating custom event-driven rules backed by AWS Lambda functions.
Cloud service revenues grew 24% year-over-year in H1 2019, surpassing US$150 billion across seven key segments. AWS, Microsoft, and Google dominated IaaS and PaaS, while enterprise SaaS and UCaaS posted strong gains, according to Synergy Research Group.
A Synergy Research Group mid-year review found cloud service revenues exceeded US$150 billion in the first half of 2019, growing 24% year-over-year, with AWS, Microsoft and Google dominating IaaS and PaaS.
Cloud providers don’t back up your data automatically. Learn how AWS Backup compares to third-party alternatives across resource coverage, storage location, and recovery flexibility.
Google Cloud Anthos is a managed application platform built on open-source technology that lets enterprises build, deploy, and manage workloads consistently across on-premises data centers, Google Cloud, and third-party clouds like AWS and Azure.
Learn how to register an IoT device (“thing”) in AWS IoT Core using the AWS Management Console, including certificate creation, type classification, and policy attachment.
Manual compliance practices can’t keep pace with cloud environments. Learn how AWS Config managed rules help you establish automated, continuous compliance on AWS.
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AWS offers multiple overlapping tools for deploying and configuring cloud infrastructure. Learn when to use CloudFormation, OpsWorks, and Elastic Beanstalk—and how to combine them effectively.
A practical overview of the continuous deployment software ecosystem — covering the leading tools, key vendors, and the factors shaping adoption across global engineering teams.
AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud each have their own terminology, pricing models, and service catalogs. But when you look past the surface-level differences, how much do they actually matter for your architecture decisions?
