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You can script Amazon Web Services tasks using the command-line interface to build a skeleton script.
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Now available in 10 Azure regions, yesterday Microsoft announced the general availability of its Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
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OpsRamp on Thursday announced the release of OpsRamp 5.0, its flagship software as a service (SaaS) platform for multi-cloud environments.
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AWS has made it relatively easy to create an Amazon EFS file system -- here's how to get started.
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From improved failover clustering and Storage Spaces to changes in containers and storage replica, Microsoft MVP Dave Kawula shares what's most useful (and what to watch for) in Windows Server 2019.
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Scalr announced it will be expanding its Hybrid Cloud Management Platform (CMP) with advanced capabilities.
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By Trevor Pott
All backups are not created equal. While having any backup is better than having no backup, the different approaches to backups can have dramatic effects on business continuity, should disaster strike.
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The two companies announced their plans to integrate VMware Workspace ONE with Okta Identity Cloud.
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Extension and Storage Spaces Direct support, plus some security changes are among some of the new features in the GA release of "Project Honolulu."
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General availability of SoftNAS Cloud version 4 was announced by Houston-based SoftNAS Inc. today.
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Amazon Transcribe is used to create a written transcript of audio or video files that you upload.
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Pivot3 Intelligent Hybrid Cloud gets expanded disaster recovery and workload mobility capabilities.
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Based on the OpenStack Queens release, VMware Integrated OpenStack 5 is now generally available.
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Spiceworks survey finds Microsoft OneDrive most popular cloud storage service, among other interesting findings.
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Be sure to document objects as they're created to avoid confusion later on.
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Today Intel Corp. officially announced its Open Visual Inference & Neural Network Optimization (OpenVINO) toolkit, formerly known as "Intel Computer Vision SDK."
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By Tom Fenton
Isilon was acquired by EMC in November 2010 for $2.25 billion.
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Expected to start shipping in mid-June, AWS DeepLens gives developers the chance to expand their machine learning skills.
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Red Hat Inc. announced the general availability of Red Hat 4.2, its KVM-powered virtualization platform.
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Red Hat plans to focus on the hybrid cloud sector by expanding the company's relationship with technology juggernaut IBM Corp.
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Oracle this week announced Oracle Autonomous Analytics Cloud, Oracle Autonomous Integration Cloud and Oracle Autonomous Visual Builder Cloud, three Platform-as-a-Service databases that the company says will "automate and eliminate key tasks" for enterprises thanks to built-in algortithms.
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A combination of server hardware and cloud infrastructure software that's designed to offer datacenters "ultra-low latency support for time-critical applications."
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Juniper Networks, having turned over its open source, software-defined networking Open Contrail project to The Linux Foundation, has come out with an expanded commercial enterprise offering based on the software.