Microsoft and Redis Labs have announced a native partnership that brings Redis Enterprise technology—including RediSearch, RedisBloom, and RedisTimeSeries—directly into Azure Cache for Redis as two new Enterprise tiers.
Learn how hybrid cloud infrastructure lets you split workloads between public cloud, private cloud, and on-premises resources—and how Microsoft Azure Stack simplifies that process inside your own data center.
Microsoft quietly relaunched its Azure VMware Solution as a first-party service, enabling lift-and-shift migration of on-premises VMware workloads to Azure without re-architecting applications.
Microsoft announced a next-generation Azure VMware Solution — a first-party managed service built on VMware NSX-T — that coexists with, rather than replaces, the original CloudSimple-backed offering. Here is what changed and what it means for enterprise VMware workloads.
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DevOps as a Service (DaaS) lets teams centralize their toolchain into a single managed platform. Learn what DaaS is, its pros and cons, and how to migrate from Azure DevOps Server to Azure DevOps Services in the cloud.
Microsoft launched the Azure Sphere Research Challenge, offering security researchers up to $100,000 for critical exploits against its Linux-based IoT operating system. Here’s what you need to know about scope, rewards, and how the program works.
A practical guide for IT professionals and DevOps engineers on choosing the right Azure certification path, finding study resources, and building the hands-on skills needed to pass Microsoft’s Azure exams.
Microsoft expanded Azure Active Directory’s free tier to include unlimited single sign-on (SSO) for all cloud apps, and announced several features reaching general availability, preview, and B2B/B2C improvements — plus a Zero Trust security framework overview.
Hybrid and multi-cloud environments are now the default for most enterprises. Learn the key challenges of managing data across cloud and on-premises infrastructure, and the practical strategies DevOps teams use to keep data consistent, secure, and cost-effective.
Azure’s DCsv2-Series VMs use Intel SGX hardware to protect data in use inside secure enclaves—closing the last major gap in cloud data security. Here’s how it works and why it matters for DevOps teams.
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As Google’s advertising revenue proved highly sensitive to economic conditions during Q1 2020, the company pivoted to aggressive cloud investment—accelerating hiring, expanding G Suite, and pursuing strategic acquisitions—to build a more resilient, diversified business.
Red Hat’s OpenShift platform sits at the center of enterprise hybrid cloud strategies. Here’s how OpenShift 4.4, Advanced Cluster Management, and KubeVirt-based VM support are helping organizations manage complexity across on-premises and cloud environments.
Flexera’s 2020 State of the Cloud report found Azure closing the gap on AWS in enterprise adoption, GCP posting the strongest growth among the top three, and COVID-19 accelerating cloud migration plans across the board.
Amazon AppFlow is a fully managed, serverless integration service that enables bi-directional data transfer between popular SaaS applications and AWS services. Here is what DevOps and data engineering teams need to know.
GitLab has expanded its global partner program for technology and channel partners, replacing traditional tier structures with incentive-driven relationships to help organizations accelerate their DevOps transformation.
Circonus has released its Spring 2020 update, adding Kubernetes health-based alerting, horizontal pod autoscaling, multi-cloud monitoring, GCP Marketplace availability for IRONdb, and expanded Terraform integration.
A practical roundup covering Azure IoT services and the Lambda Architecture pattern, securing web apps with Application Gateway and Front Door, creating Storage Accounts with PowerShell, and preparing for the Azure Architect Design exam.
A practical breakdown of Microsoft Azure’s core strengths—high availability, scalability, hybrid support, and AI services—alongside its real operational drawbacks, to help DevOps teams make an informed cloud adoption decision.
