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Kubernetes in the wild report 2023

Dynatrace

Modern, cloud-native computing is impossible to separate from containers and Kubernetes adoption. Findings provide insights into Kubernetes practitioners’ infrastructure preferences and how they use advanced Kubernetes platform technologies. Kubernetes moved to the cloud in 2022. Kubernetes moved to the cloud in 2022.

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How digital experience monitoring helps deliver business observability

Dynatrace

Gartner estimates that by 2025, 70% of digital business initiatives will require infrastructure and operations (I&O) leaders to include digital experience metrics in their business reporting. With DEM solutions, organizations can operate over on-premise network infrastructure or private or public cloud SaaS or IaaS offerings.

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Five-nines availability: Always-on infrastructure delivers system availability during the holidays’ peak loads

Dynatrace

For retail organizations, peak traffic can be a mixed blessing. The nirvana state of system uptime at peak loads is known as “five-nines availability.” In its pursuit, IT teams hover over system performance dashboards hoping their preparations will deliver five nines—or even four nines—availability.

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Massively speed up OneAgent lifecycle management with the enhanced REST API (Preview)

Dynatrace

Our largest customers are global companies with absolutely massive application stacks, spreading across cloud and enterprise platforms, multiple physical geographies, tens of thousands of virtual and physical hosts and hundreds of thousands of containers. This API enhancement has been a massive success. Why this is important.

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A Decade of Dynamo: Powering the next wave of high-performance, internet-scale applications

All Things Distributed

Our straining database infrastructure on Oracle led us to evaluate if we could develop a purpose-built database that would support our business needs for the long term. " Of course, no technology change happens in isolation, and at the same time NoSQL was evolving, so was cloud computing. million requests per second.

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10 Lessons from 10 Years of Amazon Web Services

All Things Distributed

Failures are a given and everything will eventually fail over time: from routers to hard disks, from operating systems to memory units corrupting TCP packets, from transient errors to permanent failures. All the while, we were refueling in midair and moving customers from plane to plane without them even realizing it. APIs are forever.

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