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What are Microservices and Can this Architecture Improve Your Application Development?
Big brands like Amazon and Netflix are embracing microservice architecture, but what is it, and how does it fit into application and software development?
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DAM Innovation Is Finally on the Horizon: From Value Chains To Blockchains
Four years ago I predicted innovation in the DAM industry would suffer because so many digital asset management (DAM) solutions were monolithic and overburdened with features. Vendors of these solutions would find themselves too busy keeping these applications up and running to find the time to innovate.
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Beware the Many Dangers of Blind Technology Adoption
Just because a piece of technology is new, doesn’t mean it will be a good fit for your business. Yet year after year, businesses keep chasing after cutting-edge solutions simply because they’re shiny and new.
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Chef Pushes Cloud-Native, Container-First Environments with Updates
Seattle-based Chef, which provides support for business infrastructure and applications, began its customer conference today by releasing updates to its signature year-old continuous automation platform, Chef Automate. Chef officials said they want to help enterprises transition to cloud-native and container-first environments. ChefConf 2017 started Monday and ends Wednesday at
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VMware Acquires Cloud Metrics Provider Wavefront
VMware announced today its intention to acquire Wavefront, a cloud-based metrics monitoring and analytics platform. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Officials at VMware, which provides virtualization and cloud infrastructure software, said the acquisition will help the Palo Alto, Calif.-based $7.
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Why You Should Adopt Microservices and Move Beyond Cloud Washing
Now that we’ve settled into 2017, IT and business leaders have solidified their New Year’s goals for change and growth. For many, the way to achieve their strategic objects is by enhancing efficiency with cutting-edge software solutions.
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Forrester Analyst: PaaS a ‘Revolution’ for Web Content Management
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) has sparked a “revolution” in how web content management (WCM) products are built. According to Forrester Research analyst Mark Grannan, PaaS removes friction from the delivery process by automating infrastructure tasks which allows digital practitioners to focus on content.
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Microservices Make Inroads: Reinventing Scalability
Unshackling enterprises from their monolithic applications, one link at a time.
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Microservices Make Inroads: Replacing the CMS Monolith
A shift to microservices could make your software smaller and easier to manage.
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Mobile, Microservices Merge: What This Means for You
Two of the most significant technological trends in the last decade are actually the same trend, as pointed out by a leading IDC analyst. The reasons why go beyond technology.
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Looking Back: Breaking the IT Cultural Bottleneck
As new platforms and architectures brought DX stakeholders closer together in 2015, there came upon them a vision that technology silos may not have been what was separating them.
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VMware, Microsoft Push Microservices at Their Own Pace
The software architecture of the future is microservices. That much is certain, but what’s up in the air now is whether that future can be pushed far enough ahead for investments in present architecture to be fully amortized before they’re finally allowed to expire.
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Have Microservices Rendered SOA Obsolete?
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) was once a topic hot enough to fill its own magazine. In fact, SOA was the first software development methodology to ever successfully pierce the realm of business management. It was an endeavor that had to be undertaken not only with rigor but also with rigidity.
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