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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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Latest from R. Danes

Can backup take on the data regulations frightening enterprises?

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Has anyone noticed these data backup and recovery companies inflicting identity crises on themselves? For the past couple of years, they’ve been loudly rebranding their products data management solutions. They must have heard the customer footsteps coming. This new, multitalented backup is suddenly …

If your storage isn’t cloudy, it could rain on your data strategy

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

With data becoming the active, living core of digital business, the place where it lives, leaves, and goes home to must meet new standards. Storage today is less cloudified — agile, automated, etc. — compared to other infrastructure. This can potentially drag down a company’s entire …

Cloud-native reliability can’t guarantee reliable UX

APPS By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

“Our user ratings have tanked.” “What? Is our cloud-native technology stack broken?” “No, it’s working perfectly.” “Hmmm.” Some variant of that little chat may happen in businesses that go cloud native, assuming it’s better for absolutely everything. In fact, cloud-native scalability and …

How a real business picks winners in mercurial tech market

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Here on theCUBE, you hear it first when a ripple of innovation is made in tech’s constantly renewing waters. But not all of us are ready for cloud-native, serverless, microservices-orchestration platforms, or what-have-you, just yet. We also ask real-world businesses how they’re coping with …

Tech companies chip away at tall order for Easy-Bake multicloud

CLOUD By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Love it or hate it, multicloud is the future. Modern digital business necessitates it; vendors struggle to develop products that make it easier, while customers impatiently wave cash in front of them. Unfortunately, easy multicloud probably won’t be under the tree this …

What’s it like knee-deep in Kubernetes? One word: DevSecOps

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Kubernetes is the enabler behind a lot of cutting-edge information technology. Multicloud — a term we hear similarly often these days — may not even be feasible without it. But to manifest a new wave of higher-level, Kubernetes-driven computing, the industry really has to …

There aren’t enough humans for cloud-native infra. Can DevOps deal?

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Applications are the tip of the iceberg in cloud-native computing. When monoliths shard into microservices and containers (a virtualized method for running distributed applications), the underlying infrastructure feels it. So do administrators and developer operations teams. How can they possibly spread themselves …

State of the application address: Can CNDb fill Kubernetes storage gap?

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Kubernetes just keeps barreling over ground in modern hybrid technology; it’s in the cloud; it’s on premises; it’s at the edge; it’s for applications; it’s for data. Can anything block its tear through information-technology environments? Actually, there has always been stateful applications. Stateful …

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