SADA CTO Miles Ward has joined the FinOps Governing Board as a voting member to help craft Foundation strategy and direction. To better understand the importance of Cloud Financial Management and the role of the Foundation, we asked Miles a few questions.
We spoke with Rob Whelan, Practice Director, Data and Analytics at 2nd Watch about the latest survey on data management and analytics in the enterprise. Most organizations don’t have a mature data strategy. Why is this? And what is it about the cloud that helps organizations make better use of their data?
As digital transformation efforts advance and cloud-native becomes more popular, the role of application security within cloud-native architectures needs to become a priority. So, when looking at how to best secure these complex, cloud-native applications, where should development teams start?
We spoke with Veselin Pizurica, CTO and co-founder of Waylay about the serverless paradigm. What concerns do enterprises have regarding serverless adoption and security issues, how can they achieve monitoring and observability of serverless applications, and how will the world of serverless evolve?
We interviewed Ciaran Byrne, VP of product management at OpsRamp about the latest OpsRamp release. See what’s new in the Spring 2021 Release, what problems these new additions will solve for customers, where the future of AIOps capabilities is headed, and more.
We spoke with Jason Wojahn, CEO of Thirdera about the upcoming ServiceNow Knowledge 21 event kicking off this week. See what’s new in the ServiceNow and IT Service Management markets right now, what’s different, where the market is headed, and more.
We spoke with Deepak Giridharagopal, CTO at Puppet about low code workflows, cloud migration, and Relay, which provides workflow automation for cloud operations teams. How has the increase in remote work affected DevOps in our dynamic, event-driven world?
Within an enterprise, teams are turning to cloud services for varied reasons. As more organizations move to multi-cloud, there’s a growing need to simplify the multi-cloud landscape. Leveraging multiple public clouds at the same time often presents significant networking challenges.
What are the challenges you need to be aware of if you’re looking to adopt a hybrid architecture for your computing needs? How can you ensure consistent gains in flexibility, mobility, and ease-of-use across applications and workloads in your SMB or enterprise? There are five important areas of consideration.
We spoke with Vince Lubsey, CTO of Lemongrass about why companies are migrating legacy systems to cloud infrastructure and what challenges they face when making the move. Vince Lubsey also gives important tips to make the transition as smooth as possible.
“Cloud-native” apps are designed to take advantage of a distributed systems environment, increasing the applications’ performance, scalability and fault tolerance. In this article, Erica Langhi will share insight into the key requirements for making your app development approach fully “cloud-native”.
This year’s sudden, unexpected need for cloud capabilities has helped to shift a very important learning to the forefront: Privacy and security are not corners you can cut. While the need to quickly migrate to the cloud is understandable, it is just as important to implement the necessary steps to reduce the risk of data exposure.
The cloud demands new skills as it continues to grow, but the skills gap persists. This lack of skills is often cited as one of the biggest barriers to a successful cloud adoption. One recent survey found that 86% of IT leaders think that a shortage of cloud talent will slow down cloud projects in 2020.
Over the past twenty years, there have been several big trends in distributed computing. Today, we have more developers using microservices designs to decompose applications into smaller and more manageable units. Apache Cassandra was built for cloud data and is now becoming the choice of developers for cloud native applications.
