The AWS Big Data Specialty certification is one of the more demanding—and rewarding—credentials in cloud computing. Here’s what the exam covers, which AWS services you need to master, and how to prepare effectively.
Cloud computing is transforming education in India by improving quality, expanding reach, and streamlining administration — but significant gaps remain. Here’s how EdTech and cloud infrastructure are reshaping the sector.
An OpsRamp survey of 250 IT managers reveals that cloud adoption alone is not enough — talent shortages, legacy systems, and cultural gaps continue to prevent IT departments from keeping pace with business expectations.
Serverless doesn’t mean no servers—it means you stop managing them. Learn the history of serverless computing, how AWS Lambda works, and the key limitations you need to plan around.
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D2iQ previewed major expansions to its Ksphere Kubernetes platform, including the upcoming general availability of KUDO—an open-source declarative framework for stateful data services—plus operators for Kafka, Spark, and Cassandra, and the forthcoming Kommander for multi-cluster management.
Cloud-based tools are reshaping how organisations deliver training, support remote workers, and measure the impact of learning programmes. Here is what that shift means in practice.
As microservices and container adoption accelerates, Kubernetes has become the de facto orchestrator for multi-cloud environments. But monitoring Kubernetes effectively requires more than basic infrastructure metrics — it demands unified log, metric, and metadata correlation across every pod, node, and cluster.
A SolarWinds survey of 177 technology professionals reveals that 70% lack confidence in their skills for the next three to five years, while 60% haven’t pursued any new training in the past six months. Here’s what the data says about the barriers and what organizations can do.
A Robert Half report reveals that Australian CIOs rate internal IT collaboration at just 7 out of 10, and that 31% have yet to adopt DevOps — highlighting the skills gap and cultural barriers holding businesses back.
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As cloud adoption accelerates across enterprises, the shortage of qualified cloud computing professionals — especially those with public cloud and open source platform expertise — remains a significant hiring challenge for IT organizations.
Digital transformation is reshaping technical support. Explore how the four pillars of IT—Infrastructure, Development, Security, and Data—are redefining the skills support engineers need to thrive in a cloud-first, DevOps-driven world.
From software engineers to UX specialists, these five technical roles are consistently hard to fill and show no sign of cooling off. Here is what makes each one difficult to hire for—and how teams can close the gap.
