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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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32 flavors of Kubernetes and why as-a-service tastes the best

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

There are a bunch of ways to jump into Kubernetes, the open-source platform for orchestrating virtualized containers for software application deployment. An enterprise could run it on its own on-premises data center. It could also consume it from a service provider — maybe one …

The next Kubernetes could be available now to daring enterprises

CLOUD By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s central project Kubernetes has suddenly grown up into an enterprise-ready technology. An orchestration platform for software containers, a way to run applications unchanged in many computer environments, Kubernetes is seen as validation for CNCF and for cloud-native …

Cloud-native security for a maturing Kubernetes world

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Anyone thinking of pairing cloud-native software development with the security solution they bought nine years ago? Then a lesson in tech matchmaking is due. Boxy old security with fixed parameters will likely shackle the agility of cloud-native computing. The swift mobility of …

Contrail, Red Hat treat multicloud-network headache with Kubernetes

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

A number of computing customers lately are asking for a smarter network. This might mean programmability, transparency, multiple lanes for prioritized web traffic, etc. The question is, will software developers and administrators need to get smarter in order to use such networks? Don’t …

IBM goes hard in open source so enterprises can take it easy

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Supercharging its position as an open-source purveyor, IBM Corp.’s recent acquisition of Red Hat Inc. has helped spread enterprise adoption of containers’ virtualized method for running distributed software applications. IBM now stands as an experienced enterprise player with a new open-source toolset. IBM’s investment in open …

Kubernetes and serverless are getting chummy in open source

CLOUD By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Serverless computing is cloud-native, but not all cloud-native technologies are serverless. Some may assume that developers building modern applications must choose serverless or containers, a virtualized method for running distributed applications. But the Cloud Native Computing Foundation — home to Kubernetes, the …

Don’t get cloudwashed: The good, the bad and the ugly in on-prem cloud

CLOUD By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Cloud computing on-premises: fantasy or reality? The vast majority of companies want hybrid information technology. But many are already spoiled on public-cloud agility and elasticity. They’re not keen to settle for rusty old on-prem technology. That’s why so many providers (even Amazon …

Smart SD-WAN gets network traffic priorities straight

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

With the spread of distributed software applications and multicloud, the computing network is coming under attack. It’s too slow; the infrastructure is outdated; it’s not intelligent. Legacies like Cisco Systems Inc. and lesser-known startups alike are repaving the path data takes from one …

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