Cloud Native Guide
The cloud native guide is a listing of cloud-native security tool providers, along with a brief description of their offerings.
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Lenovo announces new storage system for AI workloads
Lenovo has unveiled its latest data management innovations, including the ThinkSystem DG and DM3010H Enterprise Storage Arrays to enable the execution of AI workloads and data utilization for organizations. Alongside these products, Lenovo also launched two ThinkAgile SXM Microsoft Azure Stack solutions, providing a unified hybrid cloud for seamless data management. These new solutions offer… … continue reading
Open-Source Cloudify Delivers Multi-Stack Interoperability for Kubernetes & Robust Security, Bridging the Gap Between Application & Network Virtualization
Orchestration, a market estimated to grow to US$14 billion by 2021, is emerging as a preferred path to cloud management for service providers and enterprises looking for self-service application and network provisioning and optimal resource utilization and control. The latest version of the open-source Cloudify orchestration software makes big strides toward giving both major user groups—service providers and… … continue reading
Nutanix announces Cloud Native AOS, partners with Pure Storage for mission-critical workloads
Nutanix, at its .NEXT user conference today, extends its enterprise storage and data services to Kubernetes and bare metal servers with the introduction of Cloud Native AOS, its platform for workload management. According to the company’s announcement, “As data becomes more distributed, users are looking for a consistent way to protect, replicate and restore data… … continue reading
Living on the edge: IoT is the future, and security is playing catch-up
Smart homes. Smart cities. Smart factories. Intelligent cloud. Intelligent edge. While many still believe the Internet of Things has a way to go before we see widespread adoption, there is no questioning that it is here today. Some things are prototypes upon which larger deployments can be built, and some are already in wide use,… … continue reading
Microsoft’s Corey Sanders provides more insight into Azure migration
Microsoft has divided the process of moving on-premises workloads and applications to the cloud into three key steps: Assess, migrate and optimize. Once the assessment of existing infrastructure, applications and dependencies is complete, there are four general options for undergoing an application migration to Azure. Those are: re-hosting or lift and shift, refactoring with containers,… … continue reading
