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It's context that counts, not corporate connections.
It may be heresy, but not every organization needs or desires all the benefits of cloud.Â
No, not colonial as in Battlestar Gallactica or the British Empire, colonial as in corals and weeds and virtual machines
With performance rising as a concern for cloud computing adoption, the disparity between services in the data center and the cloud needs to be addressed.
Neither was #cloud or #virtualization or Web 2.0 or …
As we continue to find new ways to make connections more efficient, capacity planning must look to other metrics to ensure scalability without compromising performance.
Maintaining Consistent Performance of Elastic Applications in the Cloud Requires the Right Mix of Services
Integrating environments occurs in layers …
The importance of understanding acceleration techniques in the face of increasing mobile and HTML5 adoption
Tools for automating – and optimizing – processes are a must-have for enabling continuous delivery of application deployments
Amazon’s latest outage casts a shadow on the ability of software-defined networking to respond to catastrophic failure
A new operational model for security operations can dramatically reduce risk
There’s the stuff you develop, and the stuff you don’t. Both have to be secured.
Tools are for automation, devops is for people
#SDN brings to the fore some critical differences between concepts of control and execution
 Conflicting messages from various trends are confusing … should you care about the client end-point or not?
Birds migrate in flocks, which means every individual has the support of others. IT often migrates alone – but it doesn’t have to.