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Trends and Topics for 2022

Adrian Cockcroft

photo taken by Adrian Cockcroft A year ago I did a talk at re:Invent called Architecture Trends and Topics for 2021 , so I thought it was worth seeing how they played out and updating them for the coming year. There were five trends and topics for 2021, Serverless First, Chaos Engineering, Wardley Mapping, Huge Hardware, Sustainability.

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Cloud Native Predictions for 2024

Percona

AI and MLOps Kubernetes has become a new web server for many production AI workloads, focusing on facilitating the development and deployment of AI applications, including model training. It comprises numerous organizations from various sectors, including software, hardware, nonprofit, public, and academic.

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A case for managed and model-less inference serving

The Morning Paper

As we saw with the SOAP paper last time out, even with a fixed model variant and hardware there are a lot of different ways to map a training workload over the available hardware. First off there still is a model of course (but then there are servers hiding behind a serverless abstraction too!). autoscaling).

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The top eight DevSecOps trends in 2022

Dynatrace

IaC, or software intelligence as code , codifies and manages IT infrastructure in software, rather than in hardware. With MLOps, data needs to be trained to understand normal behavior and what is anomalous. Unlike MLOps, AIOps doesn’t require training of data. Serverless architecture expands. AIOps capabilities.

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The Cloud is Not a Railroad - An Argument Against the Vertical Separation of Cloud Providers

High Scalability

There is no structural separation as there is with a train service. What it means to be cloud-native has gone through several evolutions: VM to container to serverless. Each cloud-native evolution is about using the hardware more efficiently. You can even go old school and use non cloud-native architectures.

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