In today’s explosion of network end-point devices (think IoT), the management of IP addresses and domain names become exponentially more difficult to address. This is where automation tools like Ansible can be a savior when packaged with IP and Domain Nam

Running a Cloud Native Database in Public Cloud and Hybrid Cloud environments, one gets to see a number of security issues. These are nearly always obvious in hindsight. This is a list of five that Matt Ingenthron, Sr. Director of Engineering and in charg

Red Hat with its Linux distribution, container environments and Ansible managementframework is one of the fastest growing software infrastructure solutions in the world. In this episode we invite Eric Herzog, CMO at Infinidat, to discuss how they have bee

The trend of Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) and GitOps continues to gain momentum with DevOps and cloud teams as a way to achieve complete operational control of infrastructure. As teams codify infrastructure using IaC tools like Terraform, Helm, and YAML,

The rise of microservices, DevOps, and global applications is putting pressure ontraditional systems of record. Modern transactional applications need databases that can deliver continuous availability, on-demand scale, and geo-distribution without sacrif

Today’s container technologies, kubernetes being the leader here, focus on CPU &memory as the primary resources when scheduling and managing applications in a distributedenvironment. But they tend to ignore the impact of storage and network I/O re

Monday morning special! Take a break from tech with this conversation on working remote. According to GitLab’s 2021 Remote Work Report, 82% of respondents agreed that remote work is the future of work, with nearly as many 80% saying that they would recomm

Kubernetes adoption and use is gaining traction for all types of services and applications, but for many the database still runs off to one side. In fact, a recent survey conducted by Cockroach Labs and Red Hat shows that 94% of organizations are using Ku

Today’s container technologies, focus on CPU and memory as the primary resources when scheduling and managing applications in a distributed environment, but they tend to ignore the impact of storage and network I/O resources on containerized applications.

NGINX is not only the most widely web server on the internet, but it’s also the mostcommonly used data plane for Ingress controllers. In this episode we’ll discuss how NGINX’s microservices technologies – which include an Ingress controller, WAF, and serv