GoLang Memory Management
One, created at Google and growing rapidly now having around 90,000+ repositories. Go can be used for cloud and systems programming and extended to the game server development and handling text-processing problems.
ServiceNow & the Security Operations Space
Organizations are facing many challenges to secure their IT infrastructure, business services, and user data. When it comes to attacks, security teams find it difficult to zero in on the type and source of threats.
What Does the Rise of Video in the Enterprise Mean for Data Storage?
It is interesting to watch the video megatrend move from rhetoric to absolute reality in the enterprise landscape, and to witness the depth of its penetration in the enterprise.
[Infoblog] Cloud Service Brokerage
The widespread adoption of cloud—which may not always be monitored or secure—leaves enterprises open to many vulnerabilities.
[Infoblog] AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud
Which cloud platform is best for you? Can’t decide? Check out this InfoBlog to choose the right fit for your requirements.
[Infoblog] Open Source in Data Center
As the Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) model paves the way towards the future of data centers, open-source technologies are at the heart of this technological revolution.
Evolution Of Data Centers
Clubbing of individual components of a Datacenter to form a single node is called a Converged Infrastructure. Clubbing of Software-Defined components to form a node is called Hyper-Converged Infrastructure. The next era is going to be the era of Hybrid Infrastructure where few components will be hardware-based and few will be software-based.
A Primer on Multus-CNI
This blog is for those who are looking forward to getting started with Multus CNI, the blog covers an overview of CNI in Kubernetes, Multus CNI plugin, basic configuration along with a quick deployment scenario.
Medhavi – A Framework for Making Infrastructure Intelligent for HPC workloads
This article is about an open-source platform, Medhavi, to be released in Open Infrastructure Summit 2019 in Shanghai.
Why kubelet runs as a system service in Kubernetes cluster and not as pod/daemonsets?
Why kubelet runs as a system service in K8S cluster and not as pod/daemonsets? Many people have this question in mind when they deploy k8s cluster.