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  • Red Hat Adds Kubernetes-Native Java Framework, Quarkus

    By David Ramel

    Red Hat has added Quarkus -- a A Kubernetes-native Java stack -- to its list of supported frameworks in its Runtimes collection for developing cloud-native applications.

  • IT Modernization Study Shows Workloads Moved Off Public Clouds

    By David Ramel

    Although many studies have confirmed the importance of public cloud initiatives in IT modernization efforts, a new report actually shows an increasing number of workloads being moved off of public clouds.

  • Creating Immutable Storage on AWS S3, Part 2

    By Brien Posey

    After previously explaining how to create immutable storage within Amazon S3, Brien Posey details some additional capabilities such as automated data lifecycle management or the ability to place a legal hold on certain data.

  • Creating Immutable Storage on AWS S3, Part 1

    By Brien Posey

    Brien Posey demonstrates Object Lock and other functionality for immutable storage on the AWS cloud, often used for compliance mandates and increasingly in conjunction with backup and recovery solutions since some types of ransomware are now designed to target backups.

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    SSH on Windows 10

    By Tom Fenton

    With the OpenSSH client now installed by default on Windows 10, Tom Fenton explaines what SSH is and why it is so popular, how to use it, and what configurations can be done with it, before doing the same for Secure Copy (SCP).

  • Google Cloud Plays Catch Up to AWS and Azure with VMware Offering

    By David Ramel

    VMware virtualization tech is springing up all over in the cloud computing space, with Google Cloud announcing a VMware offering just 10 days after Microsoft did the same for its Azure cloud.

  • Twitter Announcement Heralds 'New Normal' of Permanent Remote Work

    By David Ramel

    Amid the COVID-19 pandemic that has caused a huge work-from-home surge, Twitter this week announced it will let some employees work from home "forever" if they choose .

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    Kubernetes Study: Still Early, Still On-Premises

    By David Ramel

    VMware commissioned a study of the super-popular Kubernetes container orchestration system, finding that on-premises installations outnumber public cloud deployments for the the 5-year-old project, described as "still very young" by the company.

  • Dell Technologies Unveils Open Source Enterprise SONiC Offerings

    By David Ramel

    Dell Technologies announced enterprise networking solutions based on the Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) open source project.

  • Green Motherboard

    Using Graphic Cards with Virtual Machines, Part 2

    By Tom Fenton

    Tom Fenton, after earlier demonstrating how he used Virtual Dedicated Graphics Acceleration (vDGA) -- a technology which provides a VM with unrestricted, fully-dedicated access to a host's GPUs -- to use a server with a powerful graphics card in a VM, now shows how he added that VM to Horizon and the results of testing to assess its performance.

  • An Introduction to the AWS Security Hub

    By Brien Posey

    AWS is a sprawling collection of individual services, each with its own security nuances, but the AWS Security Hub is able to help with this by providing normalized security information that spans AWS services. Brien Posey shows you how.

  • Cloud-Native Development Survey Details Kubernetes, Serverless Data

    By David Ramel

    There are 4.7 million cloud-native developers in the world, estimates research firm SlashData, which is out with a new study of Kubernetes usage, serverless computing and more conducted for the Cloud-Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), a Linux Foundation project.

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    Virtualized GPUs Target Deep Learning Workloads on Kubernetes

    By David Ramel

    Israel-based Run:AI, specializing in virtualizing artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, claimed an industry first in announcing a fractional GPU sharing system for deep learning workloads on Kubernetes.

  • Microsoft Announces Azure VMware Solution Preview

    By David Ramel

    The long and winding road to run VMware virtualization tech on the Microsoft Azure cloud has taken a new turn with a preview of an updated Azure VMware Solution announced this week.

  • Using Graphic Cards with Virtual Machines

    By Tom Fenton

    Tom Fenton details how he developed a Virtual Dedicated Graphics Acceleration (vDGA) VM to effectively create a powerful virtual workstation that could be delivered using VMware Horizon by passing through a GPU.

  • What's New in VMware Horizon 7 Version 7.11, CART 5.3 and DEM 9.10

    By Tom Fenton

    This release of VMware's virtual desktop infrastructure software is huge, says our local VMware expert Tom Fenton, who details the new offering here and explains how VMware is going all in with their HTML5-based Horizon Console and is giving a definitive deadline for the retirement of their Flash-based Horizon.

  • Open Source Xen Project Hypervisor 4.13 Ships

    By David Ramel

    The project "is focused on advancing virtualization in a number of different commercial and open source applications, including server virtualization, Infrastructure-as-a-Services (IaaS), desktop virtualization, security applications, embedded and hardware appliances, and automotive/aviation."

  • Cisco Predicts 'New Era of Networking'

    By David Ramel

    Cisco Systems believes the IT industry is on the threshold of a new era of networking that will see modern technologies powering new ways of building and operating networks and solving associated business challenges.

  • Pivot3 Points AI at Large-Scale HCI Deployment Data Protection

    By David Ramel

    Tackling large-scale hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) deployments, Pivot3 is using artificial intelligence (AI) and automation techniques to ensure data protection.

  • How to Host a Duplicate AWS EC2 Instance in Another Region

    By Brien Posey

    Brien Posey shows how to host copies of an EC2 instance in multiple regions, which can help organizations ensure that an application performs well for users who reside in a different part of the world, or which can be used as a way of ensuring business continuity in the event that there is a disruption in the organization's primary instance.

  • How to Create OS Images in AWS with Image Builder, Part 2

    By Brien Posey

    If you create a lot of EC2 virtual machines, then it is likely going to be worth your time to create custom operating system deployment images. These images allow you to deploy EC2 instances that are already configured with the software and configuration settings that you use in your own organization.

  • Cato Networks Tool Combines Security with SD-WAN

    By David Ramel

    Cato Networks, an enterprise networking and security specialist, has combined security and software-defined wide-area networking technology in its new Cato Instant*Insight offering.

  • 2020 Cloud Report by Database Vendor Benchmarks Azure, AWS, GCP

    By David Ramel

    Cockroach Labs has duplicated its benchmark testing of the top cloud computing platforms, finding that Amazon Web Services (AWS) no longer enjoys such a big price/performance edge over Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

  • Google Cloud Unveils Cost-Optimized, General-Purpose VMs

    By David Ramel

    The Google Cloud Platform announced new cost-optimized, general-purpose virtual machines to run on the Google Compute Engine.

  • Silver Peak Scales Out SD-WAN Edge Offering

    By David Ramel

    Silver Peak, a leader in the software-defined wide-area networking (SD-WAN) space, announced updates to its Unity EdgeConnect SD-WAN edge platform that allow for massive scaling.

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