Even though some pundits push back against multi cloud, it is happening. This is not just some speculation by a clueless analyst or hallucination of a | Continue reading
Pulumi, a Seattle based startup, announced Series A funding and the release of Team Edition of their Multi Cloud App Deployment tool (see Techmeme | Continue reading
Better understanding of Events and Services can enable different deployment and operational architectures in the Cloud-Edge continuum In his blog “Five | Continue reading
Enterprise IT market is tough for startups. We recently saw Redis Labs moving to a more restrictive license to fend off competition from the cloud | Continue reading
Redis Labs recently announced Commons Clause as a way to stop AWS and other hyperscale providers from making money of OSS | Continue reading
Multi-Cloud is fast becoming the norm in the enterprise. At Rishidot Research, we estimate that most organizations will use more than one cloud provider | Continue reading
SpotInst, the Israel based startup focussed on streamlining the use of spot instances in the cloud, today announced their Series B funding of $35 Million. | Continue reading
Functions as a Service (FaaS) is fast gaining developer adoption. We have already talked about the maturity of FaaS and the noise around the term. In this | Continue reading
AIOps is fast becoming the next big buzzword and is about using AI as the driver for operations. The early use of machine learning is in the area of | Continue reading
The advocacy for or against serverless are taking extreme positions. We feel that taking such binary positions will not help in serverless advocacy | Continue reading
At Google Next 2018, Google released Knative with the support of few other vendors. We call for this project to be brought under CNCF | Continue reading
We expect autonomic computing to handle IT operations to arrive much earlier than what many in the industry predict. This post highlights some trends. | Continue reading
We highlight three different philosophies to cloud native platforms and highlight a new trend that is emerging which brings infrastructure to developers | Continue reading
In this post, we talk about a shifting trend in enterprise where many prefer to use latest version of Kubernetes than battle tested older versions | Continue reading
In this post, we highlight different flavors of vendor marketing with the term Serverless. We once again reject the term unless there is a coherent usage | Continue reading
Research publication focussed on modern IT stacks like cloud, devops, containers, platforms, serverless, etc. based on open research methodology | Continue reading
In this blog post, we talk about the topic of vendor lock-in in the context of serverless and argue that you need to think beyond application portability | Continue reading
In this article, we consider the debate about OpenShift being a Kubernetes fork.e consider the differences between a fork and a distribution and argue that OpenShift is more of a distribution than a fork. | Continue reading
Last week Red Hat hosted their annual user conference in San Francisco and OpenShift dominated the show. In this post, we take a look at Red Hat's announcement at Red Hat Summit | Continue reading
Serverless is fast becoming a new trend in modern enterprise. In this blog post, the person behind the well known Twitter account @cloud_opinion makes an argument about how Serverless adoption rate will be much higher compared to even cloud. | Continue reading
Observability is fast emerging as the approach to understand the dynamics of distributed system. In today's cloud native world where Microservices are encapsulated by containers and distributed across multiple clouds, Observability tells why the systems are behaving in certain wa … | Continue reading
CNCF today announced the new specification for cloud events data through its serverless working group. In this post, we analyze their role in the context of developing standards for serverless | Continue reading
We define a new metric for modern enterprise CIOs and decision makers to evaluate various application platforms. It is called Modern Enterprise Form Factor and it allows for the compliance of application platforms with the tenets of modern enterprise framework put forward by Rish … | Continue reading