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Imagine a military battalion trying to invade its enemy’s territory. What would a soldier do once they’ve infiltrated the opposition? They would take cover and wait for the right opportunity to attack.
Puppet’s “State of DevOps” report has been tracking how companies deliver and develop software for 11 years. So, where have we gotten to over the last decade? For most organizations, the answer is: somewhere in the middle.
The process of onboarding a new vendor in a large enterprise is long and arduous. While organizations frequently have a uniform set of checks that any software must undergo before it can be adopted, the process inevitably leads to special cases being identified as unique to each vendor.
Last year Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) 2 introduced major changes around the mechanics on how automation is run. The main focus was to enhance the foundational pieces of the platform while providing flexibility and simplicity for automators to automate at enterprise scale.
Food sustains all of us, yet the information systems that support our food supply are 100 years old — if not older. The Linux Foundation plans to change that with its AgStack Project, said Sumar Johal, who is the executive director of the initiative.
My first AI Blueprints tutorial went over the types of recommendation systems and how to create a recommendation system using a Blueprint without writing model code. One of the lessons learned was how easy it was to create and scale an ML pipeline.
There is a revolution occurring in the data world. Driven by technological advancements, the current wave of open source data formats is changing the game for the entire ecosystem — from vendor to enterprise.
According to Ion Stoica, co-founder of Databricks and Anyscale, and also a senior professor of computer science at Berkeley, 2023 will be the year of “distributed AI frameworks.
By now cloud computing isn’t a shiny thing, or a constant stream of new products, and it certainly isn’t niche. However, there are still some things that change and adapt. So let’s dive in and explore what I think is next for Azure in 2023!
Online shopping giant eBay has gotten the religion on chaos engineering, but the company’s engineers are trying a novel approach: break applications, rather than the infrastructure, to see where things can go wrong.
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