Transforming Information Into Knowledge
Transforming Information Into Knowledge
Median salaries of developers rose across the board over the last year, driven up by inflation and economic demand. Beyond that, the Stack Overflow findings indicate that usage and learning patterns do not align neatly with actual salaries.
Despite the hefty compensation cited in the report, the annual salary increase was only 4%, which is below the rate of inflation.
Only about one in five IT professionals in a new study by DigitalOcean said they use serverless at their organization.
Eight-four percent of participants in a new survey by Tigera said they found it challenging to meet compliance regulations for cloud native applications.
Data and analytics leaders may be overestimating their companies’ ability to benefit from the next round of investments in data infrastructure technology.
In 2021, 52% of AWS customers got a discount on AWS reserved instances, now only 36% do. In 2021, 48% of Google Cloud customers negotiated an ad hoc discount; in 2022, only 10%.
Low- and no-code tools can speed up software development. But how do you make sure they work with the APIs you need, and don’t create new headaches?
Use of OpenTelemetry and Argo soared while several big CNCF projects stagnated.
40% of Okta customers deploy the vendor’s software to the cloud, up from 33% in 2017.
An Anchore survey of 428 IT and security leaders conducted between Dec. 3 and 22 demonstrates that people believe the Log4j vulnerability had an immediate impact.
Solana’s push towards community may be paying off as it had more developers participating than the other Web3 projects.
BitWarden reported that 53% of IT decision-makers shared passwords via email, a big increase from 39% just a year earlier.