Long Live Containerization!
Interest in Kubernetes is reaching near-ubiquity. According to the latest Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) annual survey, 96% of organizations are either using Kubernetes or evaluating its use. However, this does not mean that Kubernetes is easy for all developers to implement. A separate study overseen by D2iQ found that
A survey from Platform9, a managed Kubernetes service provider, finds that even as organizations embrace cloud-native technologies, concerns over security, management, high availability and observability remain. The survey, which polled more than 500 IT leaders and practitioners, also finds more than two-thirds of respondents (67%) are deploying cloud-native technologies beyond
Appgate’s software-defined perimeter (SDP) that controls access to IT platforms now includes support for Kubernetes clusters. Jason Garbis, chief product officer at Appgate, says the Appgate SDP extends a framework for creating a zero-trust IT environment to a platform that is now being more widely used to run emerging cloud-native
Appgate’s software-defined perimeter (SDP) that controls access to IT platforms now includes support for Kubernetes clusters. Jason Garbis, chief product officer at Appgate, says the Appgate SDP extends a framework for creating a zero-trust IT environment to a platform that is now being more widely used to run emerging cloud-native
A CloudBolt Software survey of 500 senior IT, DevOps, security and finance leaders found 79% are struggling under the weight of managing multiple cloud computing environments. The survey from CloudBolt Software, a provider of a cloud management platform, found specifically that more than three-quarters of respondents (78%) said they have too many cloud tools throughout […] The post Multi-Cloud Computing is a Major IT Headache appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
Nearly every aspect of the software development process is accelerating, from the increasing speed of programming languages to the expectation of faster delivery. This has resulted in the misconception that speed and efficiency should be a DevOps team’s or engineer’s top priority. Though agile transformations have been a central strategy for most organizations in recent […] The post Shifting Engineering Priorities for 2022 appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
Engineering teams continue to struggle with roadblocks and bottlenecks during the development process, according to Software’s recent 2021 Code Time Report. The study, which is based on feedback from more than 250,000 developers using the Code Time plugin, found the median code time per developer is 52 minutes per day, or four hours and 21 minutes of […] The post Boosting DevOps Productivity Requires Visibility, Automation appeared first on DevOps.com. [...]
