In late 2019, Docker — once valued at over $1 billion — was actively seeking emergency financing amid leadership turnover, open-source monetization struggles, and growing competition from Kubernetes and cloud providers.
Serverless computing abstracts hardware away from developers, but the physical infrastructure powering it has never mattered more—especially as edge computing demands low-latency cloud capabilities close to the network edge.
Transitioning from waterfall to DevOps without disrupting ongoing operations is one of the hardest challenges IT leaders face. A DevOps Center of Excellence gives you a protected space to start small, prove the model, and scale from there.
