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10 tips for modernizing legacy apps for the cloud

CIO

Assess resources — and partner as necessary Successfully modernizing legacy apps starts with tackling the upfront work needed to identify the workloads and assets that will be moved to the cloud, as well as dependencies, licensing impacts, and business use cases and benefits. “It

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D2iQ Takes the Next Step Forward

d2iq

Over the past year and a half our focus has been providing our customers with a path that enables Kubernetes adoption that meets the demanding needs of the enterprise. Today, nearly every organization is on a cloud native path fueled by Kubernetes. This data aligns with what we’re seeing in the market and with our customers.

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5 Key Takeaways from Flink Forward 2023

Cloudera

No glorified advertisements masquerading as case studies. 2: The majority of Flink shops are in earlier phases of maturity We talked to numerous developer teams who had migrated workloads from legacy ETL tools, Kafka streams, Spark streaming, or other tools for the efficiency and speed of Flink. The tech itself now boasts 1.4

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How companies adopt and apply cloud native infrastructure

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

The hybrid approach can accommodate data that can’t be on a public cloud, and can serve as an interim architecture for organizations migrating to a cloud native architecture. Among respondents whose organizations have adopted cloud native infrastructure, 88% use containers and 69% use orchestration tools like Kubernetes.

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The Cloud in 2021: Adoption Continues

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

Cloud adoption was proceeding rapidly; that’s still the case. Almost half (48%) said they plan to migrate 50% or more of their applications to the cloud in the coming year. 20% plan ti migrate all of their applications. You could argue that the pandemic wasn’t much of an accelerant either, and it would be hard to disagree.

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Letting change and uncertainty advance your software architecture

CircleCI

In these situations, the answer is not to over generalize, building abstractions everywhere just in case. If you chose a container orchestration engine in 2016, there’s a roughly 20% chance that you would have chosen Kubernetes. Technology should be an accelerator helping us meet the needs of our customers.

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15 Books by leading software architects

Apiumhub

DevOps promises to accelerate the release of new software features and improve monitoring of systems in production, but its crucial implications for software architects and architecture are often ignored. The author explores some of the skills and knowledge required for operating Kubernetes clusters. The DevOps 2.5