An overview of the global cloud-based database market, covering major vendors (Google, AWS, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, MongoDB and more), market segments (SQL vs. NoSQL, SMB vs. enterprise), and the structural forces driving adoption.
After Microsoft’s $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn in 2016, the professional networking giant announced a full migration of all workloads to Microsoft Azure — and what that means for its open hardware commitments.
The global application container market was valued at USD 1.1 billion in 2017 and projected to grow at a 33.2% CAGR through 2026. Here is what DevOps engineers need to know about the market landscape, platform segmentation, and the forces driving adoption.
Microsoft has rolled out a wave of Azure DevOps updates including an Azure Boards app for Slack, GitHub release artifact linking, Prometheus metrics scraping for Azure Monitor, and a multi-protocol preview for Azure Data Lake Storage.
Microsoft Azure averaged 99.995% uptime across its global infrastructure, with CTO Mark Russinovich outlining a multi-pronged reliability engineering strategy including zero-impact patching, expanded availability zones, and a new quality engineering team.
An overview of the Continuous Delivery market as of 2019, covering major vendors such as Atlassian, IBM, XebiaLabs, CA Technologies, and Electric Cloud, along with deployment types, verticals, and regional breakdowns.
An overview of the global container orchestration market landscape in 2019, covering key vendors including AWS, Google, Microsoft, Docker, and Mesosphere, along with market segments, regional breakdown, and technology trends.
An overview of the global application container market landscape, including major vendors, service categories, industry verticals, and the competitive dynamics shaping container adoption through the mid-2020s.
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Microsoft became the first major U.S. cloud provider to launch data center regions in the Middle East, opening Azure and Office 365 availability in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
Microsoft Research’s VeriSol tool translates Solidity smart contracts into a formal verification language, and its integration into Azure Blockchain’s CI/CD pipeline makes formal verification more accessible to blockchain developers.
Azure Sentinel is Microsoft’s cloud-native SIEM and SOAR platform that collects, detects, investigates, and responds to threats across Azure, on-premises, and third-party environments using AI-powered analytics and automation.
Microsoft’s Project xCloud and Google Stadia represent two competing visions for cloud-based game streaming. Here’s what engineers and tech observers need to understand about the platforms, the infrastructure challenges, and the role of 5G.
A first look at Microsoft’s xCloud game-streaming service at E3 2019, covering how it works, latency concerns, bandwidth requirements, and the real-world network challenges that could define cloud gaming’s future.
Microsoft surpassed a $1 trillion market capitalization in June 2019, reclaiming its place as America’s most valuable company. Here’s what drove the turnaround under CEO Satya Nadella—and why it matters for DevOps and cloud engineering teams.
Content Services Platforms (CSP) are emerging as the successor to traditional Enterprise Content Management software. This article explains what CSPs are, who the major vendors are, and how the market is segmented by deployment type, application, and industry vertical.
Microsoft announced a three-year Intelligent Cloud Hub programme in India to equip higher education and research institutions with AI infrastructure, faculty training, and cloud technology curricula.
Cloud-based Voice-over-IP (VoIP) gives small and mid-size businesses enterprise-grade telephony without expensive hardware. Here’s what you need to know about the technology, its benefits, and the features to look for.
Microsoft’s rebranding of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) to Azure DevOps in 2018 was far more than a cosmetic name change. Here is why it mattered strategically for Microsoft, open-source developers, and the broader DevOps ecosystem.
DevOps conversations tend to center on developers and release velocity. This article examines the Ops side of the equation—what DevOps actually means for operations teams, why operational automation needs rethinking, and how the Ops role is evolving into something closer to software engineering.
