Third-party software dominates the vulnerabilities, according to Secunia.
- By Scott Bekker
- 03/26/2015
Load balancing in the virtual world is often misunderstood. Learn the different methods and which one you should use in a given situation.
Oracle claims it has demonstrated for the first time that a virtualized environment based on network functions virtualization (NFV) can achieve carrier-grade performance.
Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service vendor OnApp touts its wares.
- By Dan Kusnetzky
- 03/25/2015
Qumulo demonstrates its new file system, the heart of its software-defined-storage product.
Companies are beginning to address those concerns, a Zetta survey finds.
Connected Data Transporter 15 and 30 join a growing market of appliances for SMBs offering cloud security.
- By Dan Kusnetzky
- 03/23/2015
Mirantis announced the integration of Juniper Networks Contrail, a software-defined networking overlay platform, into its "pure-play" OpenStack distribution.
The poll revealed that 90 percent of companies are still wary of data protection in the cloud.
With so many options, like the StorTrends 3600i, it pays to choose wisely.
- By Dan Kusnetzky
- 03/19/2015
Now that you've learned how to create and deploy App Stacks, you need to know how to update and patch them.
Recently besieged by competitors in a series of recent surveys that indicate strong challenges to its longstanding cloud supremacy, Amazon Web Services nevertheless was recently ranked by Forrester Research Inc. as the top public cloud platform for software development.
Cisco enhanced its portfolio of services provider solutions with increased programmability and virtualization features, furthering its application-centric vision of new-age networking highlighted by new technologies such as software-defined networking (SDN).
This first look shows how powerful Qumulo Core is.
Google Inc. challenged established cloud services leader Amazon Web Services Inc. with last week's introduction of a beta Nearline Storage service for housing data that needs to be kept by enterprises but is infrequently accessed.
Juniper Networks expanded its software-defined networking (SDN) capabilities with new silicon, switches and software.
A new survey shows that many executives still prefer only what they know.
Finding the right balance between access and security across firewalls can be tricky.
- By Dan Kusnetzky
- 03/13/2015
The latest revision has more than 650 upgrades.
Several software-defined networking-flavored projects were announced at this week's Open Compute Project summit, while Telco Systems became the latest vendor to propose an initiative to bring more structure to the growing SDN and network functions virtualization industry.