Transforming Information Into Knowledge
Transforming Information Into Knowledge
Organizations looking to add a new piece of cloud infrastructure don’t believe running workloads at the edge is an essential requirement. Nor is running individual applications across multiple clouds (“multicloud”), according to our recent Infrastructure-as-a-Service survey of tech executives.
Backend developers can now be considered as valuable, if not more, than frontend devs.
Architects usually choose the database technology used for new applications at 41% of organizations according to Percona’s “2020 Open Source Data Management Software Survey”. Developers make these decisions at 26% of organizations.
In our recent “Open Source in the Enterprise,” of the 500 respondents’ organizations utilizing an open source compliance tool or methodology, 29% affirmatively agreed that the Information Security function accesses data from the automated tools used for open source compliance. Another 37% answered “Don’t know,” indicating a dramatic lack of visibility between groups involved in the so-called DevSecOps ecosystem.
Chief Information Officers are deluding themselves if they think digital transformation via cloud native technologies such as Kubernetes is going to be easy.
Monitoring and controlling equipment is the most common IoT use case among the 90 U.S. government agencies surveyed.
As compared to AppSec professionals, developers are significantly less, to believe application security risk at their organization has increased.
The key determinant member satisfaction with an open source foundation is how often the organization is contributing upstream to open source projects.
Pure Storage customers were facing Kubernetes challenges, so the company acquired cloud native storage startup Portworx.
Visual Basic is remembered as a forerunner to today’s low-code offerings, but it still ranks sixth on the TIOBE Index.
59% of IT professionals are running workloads in an off-premises private cloud according to previously unreported data from the “Faction 2020 VMware Cloud on AWS Market Survey.”
Many companies are not hiring and may even have had layoffs. In this environment, large technology companies are having fewer problems recruiting and retaining talent.