The future of Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure

The future of Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure

For the past decade, Kubernetes has been the dominant force in cloud-native computing and in enterprise software generally, as cloud providers and their customers have turned toward running their applications and services in clusters of containers instead of in tiers...
The future of Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure

Getting map data right and keeping it right

The world is a messy place. Buildings rise. Buildings fall. Roads wash out. Homeowners add cottages to properties. One location becomes home to two businesses. Roadside business stands spring up in the morning and disappear at night, but still need deliveries and...
The future of Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure

Microsoft .NET Aspire boosts integrations, testing

.NET Aspire 8.2, a new version of Microsoft’s cloud stack for building distributed applications, has arrived. The latest version features improvements for onboarding and testing. Developers can download the release, announced August 29, from learn.microsoft.com. With...
The future of Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure

The paradox of chaos engineering

Chaos engineering involves stress-testing systems by simulating real-world adversities, such as cyberattacks and internal failures. By creating controlled chaos, organizations hope to prepare their infrastructure for unforeseen incidents and minimize potential...