Category: Kubernetes
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Learn how to deploy cloud software with this $40 bundle
Pass a variety of in-demand exams, including CompTIA and Microsoft, with The Ultimate Kubernetes & Cloud Certification Training Bundle. Image: StackCommerce While native apps still have their place, every major platform today is underpinned by cloud infrastructure. If you want to work in development or IT, learning about this technology is essential. The Ultimate Kubernetes…
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Navigating complex cloud infrastructures amid growing skills shortage
As cloud infrastructures become more complex, it’s important for organizations to close the skills gap with training and tech investments. Image: anatolir/Adobe Stock Must-read CXO coverage The technical skills gap continues to widen, as evidenced by a recent report by The Linux Foundation, which found that 92% of organizations are struggling to hire talent with…
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This new connectivity layer will define the next decade of cloud infrastructure
Image: Golden Sikorka/Adobe Stock In the early 2000s, a major shift was underway as a new world of “scale out” distributed computing threatened the “scale-up” status quo. Enterprise infrastructure was moving away from the gigantic and expensive Sun Sparc servers that had ruled for so long to a new form factor. The movement didn’t have…
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Use Windows Admin Center to manage Azure Stack HCI like any other Windows Server
How can you run a hybrid cloud using familiar tools? Image: natanaelginting/Adobe Stock The Windows Admin Center is a powerful tool for local and remote management of servers that’s rapidly become the preferred way of working with Windows Server infrastructures. One of the most powerful tools in the Windows DevOps arsenal, it’s a key component…
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Vendors keep misusing the “cloud native” label. Customers may not care
We keep applying “cloud native” to things like Kubernetes that are expressly not native to the cloud. Does it matter? Image: phonlamaiphoto/Adobe Stock In tech we like to throw the term “cloud native” around like it means something. Or, rather, that it means something specific that everyone agrees upon. Not so, as evidenced by a…