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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Latest from R. Danes

Latest doesn’t always mean greatest for keeping storage costs low

INFRA By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Change is good, but only in measured doses and for well-defined goals. At least, in the world of enterprise storage arrays where the latest is rarely the greatest, according to Randy Arseneau (pictured, left), chief marketing officer of Infinidat Inc. “We never shy away …

Hype hunters: Researchers put DevOps tools and tricks under microscope

INFRA By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Can an academic approach to analytics predict the best efficiencies for developer operations? Fact: Seventy-one percent of businesses have adopted some form of DevOps to streamline software development and deployment, according to VersionOne Inc.’s 2017 “State of Agile Report.” The most popular DevOps …

SD-WAN routes a path out of multicloud muddle

INFRA By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Multicloud — is it the logical evolution of infrastructure or a barely-feasible fantasy? In theory, when multiple clouds link and interoperate with each other, the resulting mesh is “multicloud.” How is this hybridized monster managed? A motley mix of vendors — from hyperconverged infrastructure company Nutanix …

Automated OS greases the wheels of distributed DevOps

INFRA By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Automation not only cuts costs by abstracting away undifferentiated labor, it’s also grease on the wheels that keep developer operations rolling along in the technology sector. Elements stuck in manual mode can cause hiccups. That’s why information technology customers are “looking for the operating …

Kubernetes for dummies: CNCF tries to make container orchestration easy

EMERGING TECH By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Kubernetes — a hot orchestration management platform for containers (a virtualized method for running distributed applications) — typically gets lots of hurrahs at developer conferences. Then a small voice in the crowd asks, Have you guys actually tried using this thing? Kubernetes’ …

Need for speed unites open-source and corporations for new serverless tech

EMERGING TECH By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

The open-source community used to thrive on rebellion against profitable proprietary corporations like Microsoft Corp. and others. All have since reconciled, and are now joining forces to fight common enemies holding back agile development. “Open-source doesn’t have that enemy anymore. It’s the …

In wake of Equifax breach, Linux Foundation unveils open source CHAOSS

EMERGING TECH By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

“An unmanageable mess” is how Paul Gillin, senior editor for Wikibon Inc. and SiliconANGLE Media Inc., described the open-source software community last year. Both proprietary legacies and open-source-native companies have since tried to bring order to the confusion. Now, the open-source community has …

Corporations in open-source free-code commune could help sustain coders

EMERGING TECH By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

In the beginning, there was open source. Then, various foundations and for-profit businesses evolved from the primordial goo of freely contributed code. Will these powers feed the meritocratic ecosystem that birthed them — or feed upon it? Probably both, according to Christine Corbett …

No country for old code: Open source keeping corporate presence in check

EMERGING TECH By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Non-proprietary, open-source software code is now preferred by most types of businesses and organizations. Inevitably, corporate vendors eyeing this bull market want to make gravy from it. If they play by open source rules, they might succeed; if they try to simply buy …

Dell EMC data protection’s overpopulation solution for VMs

INFRA By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

VMware Inc. virtual machines run in an enviable 500,000 data centers. Sometimes their profusion is also their problem; glut can make it hard for information technology administrators to track and protect virtual machines, according to Sal De Masi (pictured, left), director of the data protection practice …

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