Overview of the Big Three Kubernetes Offerings
Managing Kubernetes deployments through a cloud service provider can reduce the complexity of container orchestration and offer better scalability.
Cloud Data Platforms
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Cloud Data Platforms: Data Shifts to the Cloud
Cloud data platforms are public or private cloud software systems built and operated with the primary purpose of managing data on the cloud.
Data Masking Methods for Data-Centric Security
Data masking of cloud data helps businesses meet data privacy regulations and protect operations, customers, users, and sensitive information.
2023 Will Be the Year of Efficiency: Predictions for Databases, Serverless, and Edge Technologies
Heading into 2023, technology that provides flexibility, transparency, and the ability to do more with less will prevail.
The Value Proposition of EventBridge Pipes
AWS EventBridge Pipes is targeted at simplifying real-time integrations. This article explores the service’s position in the AWS ecosystem.
Apache Iceberg Quickly Becoming Large-Scale Analytics Format Of Choice
Apache Iceberg enables multiple applications to process the same dataset and to understand the metadata inside each table.
AWS, The Linux Foundation Drive Open Map Data Effort
The Overture Maps Foundation group’s mission is to enable current and next-generation map products by creating reliable, easy-to-use, and interoperable open map data.
DBaaS on the Rise: What’s Driving Adoption?
DBaaS shows incredible market potential according to a new market survey. Find out factors are driving adoption.
What to Do When Everything is a Pain in the Cloud
Cloud infrastructure is critical for digital transformation but many companies need a better plan. Here’s how to avoid pain in the cloud.
Cloud Platforms Set Sights on Supply Chain Resilience
Cloud-based supply chain platforms from AWS and Microsoft Azure combine analytics, database, and other features.
AWS re:Invent Keynote: EDA and Loosely Coupled Systems
Dr. Werner Vogels, Amazon.com VP and CTO, used his AWS re:Invent keynote speech to talk about the benefits of building asynchronous, loosely coupled systems and how an event-driven architecture (EDA) enables them.