O'Reilly
OCTOBER 31, 2023
I doubt that we’ll see strikes at major technology companies like Google and Amazon—but we’ve already seen a union at Bandcamp. Simpler, Please Kubernetes : Everyone (well, almost everyone) is using Kubernetes to orchestrate large applications that are running in the cloud. Which will win out? Organized labor: Unions are back.
O'Reilly
SEPTEMBER 12, 2023
Some of that evolution is driven by an increasingly complex world that requires attention to secure programming, cloud deployment, and other issues that didn’t exist a few decades ago. Software architecture is a distinct specialty that has only become more important over time. That brings me to my main point.
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O'Reilly
OCTOBER 31, 2019
We recently learned about a major breakthrough: Google says it has achieved “quantum supremacy” with a 53-qubit computer. Google performed a computation in a few minutes (3 minutes, 20 seconds to be precise ) that would have taken more than 10,000 years on the most powerful computers we currently have.
O'Reilly
DECEMBER 2, 2019
We’ve seen the reaction to news that Amazon’s Echo and Google Home send recordings of conversations back to the server. What would the world look like if all of our storage was in the cloud, and access to that storage was so fast we didn’t care? I do regular backups, but I know I’m the exception. I have 30 or 40 GB of photos.
cdemi
FEBRUARY 20, 2017
Serverless can be achieved on Clouds. Cloud Computing has been disruptive these past few years and the emergence of Serverless is just another example of why Cloud Computing is the future. On Public Clouds: Microsoft: Azure Functions. Google: Google Cloud Functions. Amazon: AWS Lambda. IBM: OpenWhisk.
Dynatrace
DECEMBER 8, 2021
As cloud environments become increasingly complex, legacy solutions can’t keep up with modern demands. As a result, companies run into the cloud complexity wall – also known as the cloud observability wall – as they struggle to manage modern applications and gain multicloud observability with outdated tools.
O'Reilly
MAY 19, 2020
O’Reilly Learning > We wanted to discover what our readers were doing with cloud, microservices, and other critical infrastructure and operations technologies. Without further ado, here are the key results: • At first glance, cloud usage seems overwhelming. More than half of respondents use multiple cloud services. •
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