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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

Is Red Hat Shopping for a DevOps Acquisition?

The 451 Group has a new report out titled Data, systems management or devops likely to drive Red Hat’s next deal. I don’t have access to the report, but it seems pretty self-explanatory. Nodeable SVP of Business Development and open source software …

RedMonk Analytics: A Year in Review

Just over a year ago analyst firm RedMonk launched RedMonk Analytics, an effort to productize some of the data sets that the firm relies on. Since companies ranging from small analyst firms like RedMonk to large global consulting companies like Accenture are …

SnapLogic and Orchestra Networks Team Up for Cloud Data Management

SnapLogic, which makes it easy for customers to integrate multiple cloud applications via a simple Web based interface, today announced a partnership with Orchestra Networks to power the integration aspect of smartdatagovernance.com, a cloud-based master data management platform launched earlier this year. …

Cloudera Releases Free Version of Its Hadoop Management Console

Cloudera today announced Cloudera Enterprise with Cloudera Manager 3.7, the latest version of the company’s proprietary Apache Hadoop management stack. Most notably the launch includes a new Cloudera Manager Free Edition, which is available as a free download here. The Free Edition …

Top 10 Books on Programming According to StackOverflow Users

StackOverflow is a question and answer community for programmers. Users can ask questions and then vote on the best answers. Back in 2009, someone asked: “What is the single most influential book every programmer should read?” The result is a crowdsourced list …

7 Possible Graph Databases for Developers

Graph databases are one of the most interesting but least talked about areas of non-relational/NoSQL database development. We hear a lot about MongoDB, Apache Cassandra and Redis, and much less about Neo4j and DEX. That can make it hard to know where …

3 Things You Need to Know About Data Scientists

Developers may be the new king makers, as our pals at Red Monk have been saying for years, but they may soon be usurped by data scientists. Data scientist roles are even harder to fill than developer roles, and the greater emphasis …

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