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Klint Finley

Klint Finley is a Senior Writer at SiliconAngle. His specialties
include IT services, enterprise technology and software development.
Prior to SiliconAngle he was a writer for ReadWriteWeb. He's also a
former IT practicioner, and has written about technology for over a
decade. He can be contacted at angle@klintfinley.com.


Latest from Klint Finley

HP’s End Game for Gen8: Big Data in the Cloud

Two of our interviews yesterday on theCube illuminated HP’s long term goals for the Gen8 line of servers: the one with Dave Donatelli and the one with Gary Thome. Both executives talked about the role of big data and the cloud for …

CloudBees Launches New Private Java PaaS

CloudBees announced today the availability of its private Java platform-as-a-service AnyCloud. AnyCloud can be deployed on Amazon Web Services, other public infrastructure-as-a-service provider or on-premise. CloudBees has been promising a private PaaS version for some time. AnyCloud is the latest private/cross-platform cloud …

Infographic: The Changing Role of the CIO

Successful CIOs spend more time on the business side of their job and engaging with business stakeholders than the average CIO. The total number of IT hours worked is expected to drop by 25% by 2015. And cloud computing is expected to …

3 Resources for Getting Started with Chef

We already took a look at some resources for getting started with Puppet. Now it’s time to take a look at getting started with Chef, one of the other major configuration management tools. Chef is available as both free open source software …

DevOps Dossier: PagerDuty

PagerDuty was founded by three Amazon.com operations veterans to solve what at first seems like a simple problem: sending server alerts to the responsible person. PagerDuty’s “secret sauce” is that it not only aggregates notifications from several monitoring and alerting sources, but …

How Cloudant Became an Accidental Enterprise Success

At the end of the year, we highlighted Cloudant as one of our top underdog startups. It may be an underdog thanks to the rapid growth of MongoDB, but the company reached profitability quickly and according to Cloudant Senior Developer & Architect …

5 Content Management or Blog Publishing Systems Written in Node.js

Although the main uses of Node.js that we keep hearing about are either real-time messaging systems like Voxer or machine-to-machine communications systems like DTrace, Node.js can also be used for traditional scripting projects like creating content management systems or blog engines. It’s …

3 Resources for Getting Started with Zenoss

Zenoss is an open source network monitoring and management tool. One of its killer features is the ability to automatically detect and inventory a given network. The enterprise version has become a favorite among DevOps teams, and it’s a package I hear …

Trends 2012: The State of Enterprise App Stores

In 2008 Apple took the idea of a mobile application marketplace and lodged it firmly in the minds of almost every software developer on the planet. The idea wasn’t a new one. Handango started its InHand market in 2003, starting with Symbian …

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