Salvatore Salamone

Businesses need FinOps solutions to aid them in monitoring, controlling, and optimizing their cloud spending to ensure they get the most value from such investments.

Traditional database management systems are moving to the cloud in the form of cloud database offerings. Here are some of the top contenders and their offerings.

A new glossary created and sanctioned by Object Management Groups’ Cloud Working Group seeks to clarify some of the different aaS (as-a-Service) offerings on the market today.

While most job listings specified a particular programming language for a position, many also want SQL expertise.

Increasingly, the industry is migrating from monitoring to observability and solutions that use AI to assist in managing alerts and correlating incidents.

The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework aims to move cybersecurity from silos and into an open, integrated era.

As the AIOps market matures, many in the industry believe businesses will turn to AIOps platforms as their sole monitoring tool as these platforms are enabled to natively acquire data and analyze it.

Continuous availability and optimized performance are essential today. One way to ensure both is through the use of observability complemented with AIOps.

For new operational workloads, relational databases dominate, and the cloud is the preferred location for deployment.

A casual approach to cloud migration and use of cloud resources will lead to a lack of accountability and vast overspending.

Cloud data governance helps organizations set and enforce controls that enable greater access to data while ensuring security and privacy.

As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more mainstream and used in more aspects of daily operations, businesses start out by relying on compute infrastructures traditionally employed for HPC.… Read More »AI Workloads Need Purpose-built Infrastructure