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With a certain inevitability, Microsoft has wielded the axe on the preview of Azure Service Fabric Mesh, before the technology even had a chance to trouble General Availability.
Launched back in July 2018, the theory was that developers would delight in the ability to pop their containerised apps into the managed cloudy service without having to worry about VMs, storage or network configuration.
The theory went that one could easily scale services up and down either automatically or manually. A great developer experience was on offer, with the promise of a lift and shift to containerise and scale existing applications and modernise existing cloud services with a jump to Service Fabric Mesh.
Fugue Announces Container Runtime Security Capabilities for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure
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Support for CIS Docker Benchmark and managed container services added to Fugue s next-generation Cloud Security Posture Management capabilities
Fugue Next-Generation Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) provides interactive visual maps of cloud infrastructure environments
As Red Ventures leverages more cloud-native services, Fugue’s new container runtime security capabilities empower our teams to innovate fast while streamlining cloud security and compliance at every stage of development and operations. FREDERICK, Md. (PRWEB) January 19, 2021 Fugue, the company putting engineers in command of cloud security and compliance, today announced new capabilities for bringing public cloud container resources into compliance and ensuring the continuous security of container runtime configurations. The
10 Ways To Boost Cloud Performance
From block-and-file storage to AI-powered document processing to Kubernetes enrichment for log management, here are 10 offerings from tech’s dynamic cloud sector. By Donna Goodison December 14, 2020, 02:53 PM EST
The coronavirus pandemic has proved an endorsement of the need for organizations to move to the cloud to maintain business continuity, service their customers and ensure their remote workforces remain connected and can access the right tools to stay productive.
The percentage of overall IT spending dedicated to cloud is expected to continue to increase at an accelerated pace post-pandemic, with Gartner forecasting that cloud spending will account for 14.2 percent of the total global enterprise IT spending market in 2024, up from 9.1 percent this year.