Many are claiming that containerization is the future of the cloud and maybe even of application development in general. Supporting this is the fact that Google alone launches more than two billion containers each week. In fact, almost all of the Google services you know and use are built on containers..

Businesses are increasingly moving to cloud platforms to stay competitive, reduce operational liabilities, and take advantage of advancing technologies. Cloud platforms can provide flexible solutions to a variety of organizational needs provided you consider their benefits and risks carefully..

If you’re looking for a user-friendly and cloud-based block storage system, Amazon EBS is the right solution for you. The system integrates with the entire AWS platform, and you’ll be able to use built-in Amazon security, backup and access control features. EBS provides you with four types of volumes for SSD-backed volumes and HDD-backed volumes..

Migrating applications, data, and other workloads to the cloud is now commonplace among businesses of all sizes. A 2018 report on cloud computing trends revealed that 92 percent of companies now use public cloud services.
However, cloud migration remains a complex undertaking with several challenges, and getting it right is important. Read on to find out the challenges of cloud migration and ten tips for building a smart cloud migration plan..

An IT trends report has revealed that in one year alone more than 90 percent of organizations in the United States migrated critical infrastructure and applications to the cloud..

Both the volume and velocity of data growth in recent years are unprecedented. An IDC report found that digital data more than doubles every two years and will reach 44 zettabytes by 2020, 37 percent of which will be useful when analyzed.

To get data-driven insights which drive smarter business decisions, enterprises that collect data from many sources must have somewhere to store it for analysis. Businesses also need to store data for other uses, such as..

This time we interviewed Matt Mayevsky to explain to us in their own words what their Cloud Economics, objectives and motivations, the difficulties found along the way, and where it is headed 'The Clouds Economy' project ..

The Clouds Economy is a book presenting the multi-dimensional perspective of Cloud Computing (CC): economic, technological and sociological. The publication explains what and for whom CC is, how and why one should take advantage of Cloud solutions. In addition, the book contains the description of the CC evolution from distant yesterday, through deep today, to distant tomorrow.