Kubernetes Container Juggling Reaches Towards Hyperscale
Putting legacy monolithic applications into production is like moving giant boulders across the landscape. …
Putting legacy monolithic applications into production is like moving giant boulders across the landscape. …
It is like the world is turned on its head.
What is the last place on earth where a massive number of disk drives will be unplugged? …
In 2003, the first human genome required $3 billion and fifteen years to fully sequence. …
IBM did not just stake the future of its Power chip and the systems business on which it depends on the OpenPower Foundation, a consortium now with 160 members after more than two years of cultivation by Big Blue and its key early partners – Google, Nvidia, Mellanox Technologies, and Tyan. …
When is the right time to get rid of servers and storage and replace them with shiny new gear? …
For last several decades, large-scale computing, whether for massive supercomputers or distributed enterprise systems, has been engaged in a never-ending game of whack-a-mole. …
There are many vectors to scale, and we try to examine them all here at The Next Platform as we consider the implications for the systems, storage, and switching that IT organizations buy or rent to support their applications. …
A few weeks ago, I put together a list of the elements of what I considered a production software stack, or platform, for running modern applications based on my experiences on how to break down these problems after having spent ten years at Google. …
As has been demonstrated, it is relatively easy to launch tens of thousands of containers on a single host. …
If Google knows a lot about one thing, it is that developers do not want to spend a lot of time setting up infrastructure just so they can create applications that chew on lots of data to run the business. …
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