Unlocking the Full Potential of Serverless with Fermyon and WebAssembly
As the demand for serverless computing continues to rise, WebAssembly (WASM) is emerging as a game-changer in the industry. With the potential to simplify th...
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As the demand for serverless computing continues to rise, WebAssembly (WASM) is emerging as a game-changer in the industry. With the potential to simplify th...
NOTE: The following content was transcribed and modified from the Thoughts on X podcast…Click Play if you would like to listen. I think we should all put a p...
I don't have to remind anyone of the importance of security and threat detection when it comes to protecting your critical systems, applications and the data...
Creatures of Adaptation Living and working in global societies means that in both our real locales and our virtual communities we exist in ever expanding mul...
Traditionally, I don't like to talk about return on investment... it was something that I always felt was used to justify a purchasing decision by pushes ven...
As the use of containerized applications becomes more mainstream (driven by modern application development), so does the need to control costs. For those tha...
Yes... I still prefer WordPress! Just like how I prefer running MacOS these days for its relative simplicity and minimal operating overheads, so to have I co...
Real word Kubernetes... that is a slightly tongue in cheek title however in reading through a lot of blogs and how-to's around Kubernetes, I never get a sens...
I've been talking a lot about Managed Kubernetes this year. About a month ago I submitted a session for Cloud Native Data Management Day around Managed Kuber...
Releases are different in the Cloud Native world... unlike more traditional software vendors that release less often with more fixes and features, in this wo...
I've been using MetalLB for a while now in my Kubernetes Clusters and it's a great easy way to achieve high availability networking for service endpoints. Fo...
Last week I wrote an introductory post around KubeVirt giving some insight into were it sits in the current Kubernetes and Virtualization landscape. As menti...
I'll admit that when I first saw the KubeVirt appear on my radar I thought that someone was pulling my leg... Kubernetes rise in the IT professionals day to ...
Cloud Field Day 11 was held a couple weeks back...and while this time around I was not presenting, I still wanted to give a round up of the event from a Kast...
Though Kubernetes has made significant headways into being accepted as the way forward in terms of how modern applications are developed, deployed and manage...
If you are engaged with the general IT community that deals with infrastructure, virutalization or cloud, you have probably heard the comparison between Kube...
I first blogged about Platform9 all the way back in 2015 after discovering them in 2014 at VMworld... that was around their VMware/KVM and OpenStack solution...
Kubernetes can pose a steep learning curve for those coming from a more traditional infrastructure background. Its adoption is growing as we know, and there ...
For as long as I can remember I have been benchmarking storage. Knowing how storage would perform under certain IO profiles was a key part of the burn in pro...
I've been tinkering with a number of different Kubernetes platforms again and the relative complication of external networking for deployed Kubernetes applic...
Kubernetes has arrived. But this new wave can be hard to get into for traditional IT Infrastructure folks. Both Infrastructure and DevOps alike need to be aw...
I haven't done one of these VMware Update release posts in a while... Having attended the #vExpert pre-brief a couple weeks back I thought there was enough r...
Over the past few weeks I've posted a couple of articles that should help people new to vSphere with Tanzu . There are some common hurdles that can pop up. I...
Over the past week I've posted a couple of articles that should help people new to vSphere with Tanzu . There are some common hurdles that can pop up. I've n...
I've been grappling with vSphere with Tanzu for the past week or so and while I haven't completely nailed how things operate end to end in this new world, i'...
I've been grappling with vSphere with Tanzu for the past week or so and while I haven't completely nailed how things operate end to end in this new world, i'...
VMware released Update 1 of vSphere 7 last month and one of the big things to come out of that release was the ability to deploy Tanzu Basic which is vSphere...
We have one more to go! One more Major Veeam Virtual Event for the year and we have worked hard to ensure that even with all the virtual fatigue, Veeam Live ...
Today Veeam has acquired Kasten . This acquisition is focused on offering a pathway to achieving a multi-platform backup strategy leveraging both data protec...
I think it would be a very brave person to claim that Kubernetes, Docker or containers in general was straight forward. There is intrinsic complexity that co...
Yesterday Veeam and Kasten announced a strategic partnership focused on offering a pathway to achieving a multi-platform backup strategy levering both data p...
It didn't seem that long ago that at VMworld 2019 in San Francisco where VMware announced Project Pacific. At the time I wrote about how I thought that it wa...
Kubernetes is getting centre stage at KubeCon and Cloud Native Con this week and it has attracted 12000 attendees which is amazing for an open source non ven...
This week, KubeCon and Cloud Native Con is happening in San Diego. In the lead up to the event, there was talk about 12,000 registrations which puts it up th...
Terraform from HashiCorp has been a revelation for me since I started using it in anger last year to deploy VeeamPN into AWS . From there it has allowed me t...