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R. Danes

R. Danes is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio, who is based on the East Coast. Her fondness for old media and longform journalism converges with an interest in new media and digital content trends. Exploring digital disruption in the realm of publications, articles and writing led her to writing articles about digital disruption everywhere. Find R. Danes on Twitter @DanesRd.

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Why securing Kubernetes and containers can’t come ‘after the app’

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Where would hybrid information technology be today without containers? The virtualized method for running distributed applications zips workloads from on-premises to cloud and back. Kubernetes — the open-source platform for orchestrating containers — helped solve the challenge of running them at scale. …

It’s business as usual on enterprise-ready cloud platforms

CLOUD By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Hold those brand new, all-in-public-cloud, microservices-based horses. Leaving the on-premises data center doesn’t necessitate a full 180 for all infrastructure and applications. There’s a long hybrid arch in between for enterprises that must carry on business while modernizing. Smaller, enterprise-ready cloud platforms …

VMware taps pros in the field to write the book on SD-WAN

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Software-defined wide area networking is getting a lot of press. Some claim it’s the skeleton key to a number of vexing information-technology puzzles, like multicloud and internet of things, for example. Is there a way businesses can cut through the hype and find out …

NVMe over Fabrics makes room for enterprise-app explosion

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

We hear a lot about rapid data growth testing the capacity of enterprise storage systems. The tally of software applications is also climbing toward the ceiling. How will we accommodate them without crowding our data centers with stack upon stack of storage infrastructure? …

What does backup have to do with GDPR, DevOps, security?

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

What’s a copy of backup data good for? It isn’t just a standby in case of disaster anymore. A host of data-management tricks and computing technologies are cropping up on top of backup data to make it more resilient to the unexpected, and  less …

Software for service providers keeps giving to customers

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Life is getting easier for those cloud service providers in competition with hyperscalers. While Amazon Web Services Inc. runs enough machines in their data centers to heat homes, smaller companies may still make do with less bulk. Technology companies are delivering subscription-based software offerings …

A hybrid pragmatist’s guide to going cloud native

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

What is your company’s cloud-native forecast? Developers might get flushed and excited at the thought of building cloud-native apps or learning the skills to do so. But information-technology leaders and executives may still consider cloud native too new, too expensive, or too …

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