AWS Managed Services Market: Key Players, Segments, and Growth Drivers (2020 Overview)
An overview of the global AWS Managed Services market landscape, including key competitors, service segments, market drivers, and notable industry developments.
An overview of the global AWS Managed Services market landscape, including key competitors, service segments, market drivers, and notable industry developments.
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The global healthcare cloud computing market was forecast to grow at a 25.1% CAGR from 2018 to 2023, driven by Big Data demands, SaaS adoption, and emerging technologies such as AI and telehealth. This article examines the key forces shaping that growth.
IBM’s commercial cloud division is seeing double-digit revenue growth as public cloud adoption accelerates among mid-market businesses, with the $34 billion Red Hat acquisition opening up a $1.2 trillion hybrid cloud opportunity.
Global cloud infrastructure spending hit $107bn in 2019, up 37% year-over-year. Here’s how AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud performed—and what analysts predicted for the years ahead.
Cloud bills can spiral quickly if workloads are left unmanaged. Here are five proven strategies—from eliminating idle resources to using reserved instances—that help DevOps and cloud teams keep spending under control.
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Knative is an open-source project built on Kubernetes that aims to bring vendor-agnostic serverless functions to any data center or cloud. Here’s how it works and why it matters for DevOps teams.
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.
Kubernetes-driven multicloud management, the resurgence of Desktop-as-a-Service, and vertical security integration defined the cloud landscape in 2020. Here is what each trend meant for DevOps and infrastructure teams.
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.
OpenX became the first major ad exchange to migrate entirely to the public cloud, moving off all on-premise servers by Q3 2019. Here is what the move to Google Cloud Platform meant for their infrastructure, workforce, and global expansion.
Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for container orchestration. Here is how the major cloud and enterprise vendors — Google, Microsoft, AWS, IBM, VMware and NetApp — are positioning their Kubernetes offerings and why it matters for DevOps teams.
Red Hat is converging OpenShift and OpenStack to support both containerized network functions (CNFs) and virtualized network functions (VNFs) on Kubernetes, targeting telecommunications operators modernizing their infrastructure.
In October 2019, GitHub CEO Nat Friedman published a public defense of the company’s decision to renew a GitHub Enterprise Server contract with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), even as employees demanded the contract be cancelled.
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.
An overview of the global container technology market covering key platforms, major vendors, regional adoption trends, and growth drivers from 2019 to 2024.
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.
An overview of the global public cloud service market landscape in 2019, covering key providers including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, along with market segmentation by service type and vertical.