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Software Outsourcing: Why CEOs Love It

Gorilla Logic

Create value from the Internet of Things (IoT) and connected enterprise. In short, CEOs are looking at however and wherever technology can be used to deliver continuous value that creates advantage and grows the business. Some of the most common include cloud, IoT, big data, AI/ML, mobile, and more.

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Cloud Migration Fundamentals

Linux Academy

Consumers will soon go beyond smartphones and tablets and start using wearables, connected cars, and other IoT devices more than ever before. As organizations reach a cloud maturity model that involves microservices and container orchestration, they begin to depend upon leading cloud native technologies such as Kubernetes and Docker.

Cloud 60
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160+ live online training courses opened for May and June

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

IoT Fundamentals , June 17-18. Network DevOps , June 6. Deploying Container-Based Microservices on AWS , June 10-11. Microservices Caching Strategies , June 17. Getting started with continuous integration , June 20. Continuous Delivery with Jenkins and Docker , June 24. Ansible in 4 Hours , June 3.

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4 Microsoft Azure Services for Software Development and Modernization

Datavail

In a previous blog post, we discussed a number of ways that you can modernize your legacy applications, including cloud migrations, microservices and DevOps. Azure customers can use Service Fabric to build modular, independent microservices that communicate with each other using APIs (application programming interfaces).

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The Good and the Bad of Kubernetes Container Orchestration

Altexsoft

Containers have become the preferred way to run microservices — independent, portable software components, each responsible for a specific business task (say, adding new items to a shopping cart). Modern apps include dozens to hundreds of individual modules running across multiple machines— for example, eBay uses nearly 1,000 microservices.

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Content Management Systems of the Future: Headless, JAMstack, ADN and Functions at the Edge

Abhishek Tiwari

Recently I was asked about content management systems (CMS) of the future - more specifically how they are evolving in the era of microservices, APIs, and serverless computing. In addition, traditional CMS solutions lack integration with modern software stack, cloud services, and software delivery pipelines.