Defining an Enterprise Container Strategy starts by looking at the current bottlenecks in your processes and people, and slowly but surely, change those; introducing new technology where and when it makes sense.
How Immutable Infrastructure prevents technical debt
Immutable Infrastructure prevents technical debt by unglueing the data from the underlying operating system, middleware and application layers.
Why running Windows containers in Kubernetes is crucial
Running Kubernetes on Windows is important because a large share of applications run on Windows. A single orchestrator helps operators and developers.
Oracle Cloud VMware Solution: When Pigs Fly!
Oracle Cloud VMware Solution is great for Oracle customers that need VM adjacency to OCI. The support agreement is a win for every joint VMware/Oracle customer!
Why Security Shift Left makes sense
Shift Left security is the next big thing after DevOps. DevSecOps is the movement exploring how to shift left security. This article explains what it is.
From Peak to Peak: A Mission Control Tale from the Trenches
Joep recounts the ripple effects and cascading failures he faced while leading cloud transformation at a Dutch retailer and argues for a mission control approach to managing resilience.
Is cloud-native becoming mainstream? Yes, says CNCF
The CNCF published its 2020 survey report, and claims cloud-native has become mainstream. Let’s look at their findings and conclusion.
Chronosphere delivers on real-time insights for mission control teams
Chronosphere helps organizations operate reliably at scale and make data-driven decisions using their cloud-native microservices monitoring platform.
Defining the Shape Using CALMS with Jason Lee
At DevOpsDays Amsterdam 2019, Jason Lee shared a story about the shifting shape of the IJ over time to explain how, using the CALMS model, DevOps in your organization will change shape, too. This post was originally posted to Amazic World I liked his presentation so much, I wanted to repeat his message. If you’d rather watch the actual presentation, it’s online here: Mapping DevOps using CALMS CALMS is often used as a framework for …
Is VMware Project Pacific ‘Kubernetes done right’ for the enterprise?
The dust is starting to settle after this week’s VMworld. For me, the biggest announcement was Project Pacific: embedding the Kubernetes control plane directly into vSphere. VMware has seen the future is Kubernetes and acknowledged vSphere’s shortcomings to get to that future state. Project Pacific is not a superficial, ‘look at us we do Kubernetes’ bolt on. It’s re-architecting ESXi and vCenter to natively use the Kubernetes APIs to drive platform operations. My technical heart …