A CAST AI report shines a light on the massive amount of infrastructure resources being wasted by Kubernetes clusters.

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In the dynamic landscape of cloud infrastructure, the convergence of Linux, OpenStack and Kubernetes is shaping a formidable infrastructure stack known as LOKI.

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Cloud-native developers have been embracing multi-architecture infrastructures, which can run workloads on either Arm or x86 architectures.

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Nokia will standardize its infrastructure for building software on the Red Hat OpenShift platform based on Kubernetes and the Red Hat OpenStack platform.

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One technique that can improve long-term cloud-native application quality and reliability is chaos-driven infrastructure.

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The cloud has completely changed the game when it comes to building applications. Engineering teams don’t have to settle for monolithic apps or hard-to-manage infrastructure anymore. And with the right cloud service vendor (our choice: Amazon Web Services), making the jump into the modern era of application building is easy.

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Becoming a cloud architect is a challenge. To become a cloud architect, you must have knowledge and experience above what other architects have. Cloud architects are expected to be experts in cloud technology and be the cloud thought leaders within their organization. There are many different types of software architects

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DevOps is challenging. Some of its complexity requires a platform that is both SaaS and managed environments running on top of several cloud providers and potentially on-premises as well. Is there a platform that connects applications and systems while supporting enterprises as they accelerate their digital transformation efforts? If done

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Adoption of Kubernetes into data centers or cloud has been remarkable since it was released in 2014. As an orchestrator of lightweight application containers, Kubernetes has emerged to handle and schedule diverse IT workloads, from virtualized network functions to AI/ML and GPU hardware resources. Kubernetes’ core capabilities have improved exponentially

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While most instances of Kubernetes today are deployed on virtual machines running in the cloud or on-premises, there is a growing number of instances of Kubernetes being deployed on bare-metal servers. The two primary reasons for opting to deploy Kubernetes on a bare- metal server over a virtual machine usually

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