Cloud computing is worth exploring; this is what we think but of course, we’re no experts. Therefore, we decided to invite 12 experts to weigh in on the present and future of cloud computing. Our first guest is Abby Kearns, Executive Director of Cloud Foundry Foundation.
Serverless or containers? We want to hear from YOU! Take our survey about which technology you prefer, and get ready for an upcoming JAX Magazine all about serverless computing and containers.
Here comes the serverless discussion! We’ve seen report after report taking the pulse of this increasingly trending technology; we’ve seen giants, one after the other, engaging in providing serverless services. Now, it’s time to take a closer look at an academic research. In this article, we present an overview of the most interesting results introduced in the paper titled “Peeking Behind the Curtains of Serverless Platforms”.
The rapid evolution of cloud development technologies is enabling enterprises to deploy services more reliably, scale them, and change them more rapidly. At the same time, failure to keep up with this evolution can rapidly lead to ending up with a brittle cloud implementation. In this article, John Mathon talks about the transformational cloud technology developments enterprises cannot afford to ignore.
What’s the number one advantage of cloud computing? Nearly endless scalability! Google aims to build on this prospect by announcing the Cloud Services Platform, a set of foundational services and technologies that is about to rock your serverless world!
Not one, not two, but four reports so far have shown serverless computing displaying an incredible growth rate, becoming one of the hottest cloud-related technologies. Here, we have a closer look at the 2018 State of the Cloud report by Cloudability and we engage in a short discussion on serverless’ future prospects.
Following on from containers, serverless computing is the next wave management in application deployment and software delivery. In this article, Colin Fernandes of Sumo Logic explains why investing in operational and security analytics solutions that understand serverless is a worthwhile step to being successful with serverless.
What are the operational costs of running relational databases in the cloud and can serverless databases address those issues? We talked with Renato Losio about all this and more.
The X-as-a-Service trend continues! In this article, Andrei Anisimov goes over Serverless Chassis, a backend-as-a-service that delivers all of the computing resources and application infrastructure developers need to run and scale applications.
We like to keep a finger on the pulse of the developer community. Today, we take a look at SlashData’s 2018 report on developers. Where are we going, what trends are we following, and what tools are we using? It looks like a lot of machine learning, serverless, and JavaScript.
What does serverless technology bring to the table? In this article, Jignesh Solanki goes over some of the top tips developers need to know about this emerging tech solution.
Serverless has grown considerably in the past few years but is it ready to embrace its maturity? And does that mean running away from NoOps or toward it? In the last part of our interview series, we invited six JAX DevOps speakers to weigh in on the serverless movement, its “competition” with container-based cloud infrastructure and the challenges Kubernetes and Docker should be addressing this year.
Fn, a new serverless open source project was announced at this year’s JavaOne. There’s no risk of cloud lock-in and you can write functions in your favorite programming language. “You can make anything, including existing libraries, into a function by packaging it in a Docker container.” We invited Bob Quillin, VP for the Oracle Container Group to talk about Fn, its best features, next milestones and more.
Going serverless is quickly growing in the cloud computing market. With major service offerings from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, this technology is here to stay. In this article, Nathan Taggart of Stackery.io explains why serverless is the best choice.
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