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4 steps to modernize your IT service operations with Dynatrace

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In my role as DevOps and Autonomous Cloud Activist at Dynatrace, I get to talk to a lot of organizations and teams, and advise them on how to speed up delivery while also increasing the delivery in order to minimize the impact on operations. We came up with list of four key questions, then answered and demoed in our recent webinar.

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What are microservices? An agile architecture for software development

Dynatrace

Using a microservices approach, DevOps teams split services into functional APIs instead of shipping applications as one collective unit. DevOps teams need a solution that puts automation and observability at the forefront of microservices management. Watch webinar now! Focused on delivering business value.

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What are microservices? An agile architecture for software development

Dynatrace

Using a microservices approach, DevOps teams split services into functional APIs instead of shipping applications as one collective unit. DevOps teams need a solution that puts automation and observability at the forefront of microservices management. Watch webinar now! Focused on delivering business value.

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What is Google Cloud Functions?

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In a time when modern microservices are easier to deploy, GCF, like its counterparts AWS Lambda and Microsoft Azure Functions , gives development teams an agility boost for delivering value to their customers quickly with low overhead costs. Watch webinar now! What is Google Cloud Functions? GCF is part of the Google Cloud Platform.

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Weighing a microservices approach means covering all architecture bases

Dynatrace

A microservices approach enables DevOps teams to develop an application as a suite of small services. One team may build it, but three separate DevOps and IT teams must maintain it. It’s easy to see why, with benefits such as better testing, easier deployment, faster performance, and more.