Lots of Low Code Vendors Have Already Been Rejected
OutSystems, Salesforce, Appian and Mendix are the low code vendors used most often by survey respondents.
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Announcements of Private Cloud’s Death Are Premature
Several studies that show large drops in “private cloud” deal with preferences for future cloud development and not the actual percentage of current workloads being managed. Our analysis shows that adoption of private clouds has actually increased.
The Software Budget’s Appetite Kept in Check by the Bottom Line
Application support consumes more internal labor spend than application development on average, despite generally higher salaries for application developers than for support personnel.
What We Know about Cloud Market Share
AWS has the most customers. Microsoft’s Azure and Rackspace show surprising strength per data sourced from HG Data.
How Much Did it Cost to Build the Kubernetes Ecosystem?
Based on the lines of code in each project, we estimate that it cost about $120 million to get to Kubernetes 1.4.
Beware the Public Cloud Bandwagon
Large enterprises are catching up to the technological and economic reality that smaller companies had already arrived at.
Node.js, JVM and the Surprising Results About Docker Swarm
JVM developers are focused on containerizing new as opposed to legacy apps.
Re-architecting for Containers Beyond the Greenfield
Companies that use both use CI and CD are more likely to be re-architecting legacy apps for containers.
A Scan of the Container Vulnerability Scanner Landscape
Container registries and vulnerability scanners are often bundled together, but they are not the same thing.
Multiple Orchestrators, Multiple Clouds, What a Mess
Kubernetes is the most used orchestration tool, capturing 43 percent of container users. Twenty-seven percent of all container users say Kubernetes is the container orchestrator they use most often.
Has Container Adoption Stalled?
Instead of a large uptake in new container users, the “action” is in converting small implementations into larger ones.
The Present State of Container Orchestration
The New Stack ran a survey that was able to target users of container management technology, with 70 percent of respondents using containers to some degree. We found that there is uncertainty about what it means to manage and orchestrate containers.