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Ten ways cloud computing will evolve in 2018
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Enterprises are now using an average of three public clouds and three private clouds, a survey released today from RightScale found.
In the past 12 months, private cloud adoption has soared from 63 percent to 77 percent.
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To make Docker workloads portable, container architects originally allowed for a potentially exploitable design omission. Thursday, Docker Inc. rectified that little oversight.
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Docker Inc. — the company spearheading the containerization trend that’s revolutionizing data centers — today announced its acquisition of a small firm called Unikernel Systems.
You won’t read about this too many other places, so I should explain right up front why this deal may be important to you.
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Investors gave software distribution platform provider JFrog $50 million in a Series C funding round today. Company officials at the Netanya, Israel-based provider said they will hire more people, invest in technology and expand globally to meet the "growing demand" for their DevOps and software automation platform.
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The opening of a public beta for version 7 of Red Hat’s Enterprise Applications Platform marks the official transformation of all of its middleware services to containerization.
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Suddenly containerization looks a lot more polished.
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Mike Gupta, the man credited with spearheading Twitter’s move to an initial public offering during 22 months as its CFO, was officially hired today by Docker Inc. as its Chief Financial Officer.
Even an amateur business analyst can guess why.
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By now, you’re probably familiar with virtualization, and it has probably been defined for you as the staging of software assets on a software-based platform spread across multiple servers, engineered to look to those assets like a hardware-based platform.
That’s certainly what virtualization has been for most data centers.
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Only IT could come up with a word that is such an assault on the ears as “containerization.” We don’t “boxify” gifts on Christmas Eve, a fact for which we may give thanks the month before.
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Developers outside of Microsoft will be able to experiment for the first time with new classes of applications that run partly on Windows, partly on Linux.
This is a result of Microsoft's public release today of its third preview of Windows Server 2016.
It’s a new phase in the relationship between Microsoft and Docker Inc.,
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After a few decades of covering the technology industry, déjà vu becomes an affliction one learns to live with and ignore, like a karbunkle or Donald Trump.
On Tuesday, the leading industry players in the emerging field of containerization formed a foundation.
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The ideal of containerization is that workloads may be distributed safely across multiple platforms and orchestrated through a common portal. “Big data” is arguably the biggest workload of all, with some organizations now visualizing their data warehouses in terms of petabytes.
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If you only read the press release — or worse, if you only read the business press produced by people who only read the press release — you’d have gotten the impression that the likes of Microsoft, Google, HP, Cisco, Red Hat, and Goldman Sachs had all rallied together under
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