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tools/services used to monitor kubernetes clusters

September 16, 2017February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

New Monitoring Methods for Kubernetes

Prometheus is by far the most cited tool among our survey respondents for monitoring Kubernetes clusters.

companies with most projects in top 500 based on # of authors

August 26, 2017February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

Comparing Corporate Open Source Contributions on GitHub Organizations

Open Hub data indicates that 61 percent of the most active organizations on GitHub organizations are commercial enterprises. Most of these companies are working on projects where almost all of the contributors are also employees.

70% of enterprises run many strategic workloads in the cloud

August 19, 2017February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

Serverless Adoption on Par with Containers

At least superficially, adoption of serverless technologies now matches that of containers. However, the depth of its use in production applications has yet to be determined.

Iutsystems and Salesforce are leading low code platforms; Appian and Mendix get the most consideration

August 15, 2017February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

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.

infrastructure services used in last year

May 4, 2017February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

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.

November 23, 2016February 14, 2025Published in The New Stack Update, Snippet of The New Stack article

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.