Head in the Clouds: SaaS, PaaS, and Cloud Strategy
Managing cloud applications
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Rollbar snags $6 million for error monitoring
- News Writer 31 Oct 2017 -
Forget the cloud. NASA wants your coding skills for outer space.
- News Writer 16 May 2017 -
Making error fixes after deploying cloud applications
- Features Writer 11 May 2017
Error monitoring software-as-a-service provider Rollbar has secured $6 million in venture capital funding to advance its software and grow the organization.
Remember FORTRAN? Well, of course you don't. That's why NASA is holding a contest featuring a prize purse of up to $55,000. It wants to speed up some old FORTRAN software by a factor of 10,000. ...
Cloud app developers, here's advice on for post-deployment error handling and making code error fixes.
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Microsoft snaps up Deis in latest container play
- News Writer 11 Apr 2017 -
Why are so few enterprises implementing automated software release management?
- News Writer 28 Oct 2016 -
'SAPple' -- Made from the best stuff on earth?
- News Writer 24 May 2016 -
When multi-SaaS integration is a repeat offender
- News Writer 24 Mar 2016 -
When no one knows why an app does what it does
- News Writer 15 Mar 2016 -
Walmart shakes up application lifecycle management
- News Writer 28 Jan 2016 -
Mobile devices vs. legacy software
- News Writer 11 Jan 2016
Deis, in its own words, "helps developers and operators build, deploy, manage, and scale their applications on top of Kubernetes." We all want to do that.
Why are we breaking our necks to develop apps faster if we're not any good at shipping the code out the door?
SAP gets access to 10 million enthusiastic developers writing for iOS. That's a lot of developers with a lot of non-traditional ideas about apps can do. Apple gets access to SAP's global enterprise ...
Have you found yourself having to integrate a dozen instances of the very same SaaS product -- none of which IT knew about? You're not alone.
What happens when there's a problem an app or systems software that no one anticipated? Not you, not the app owner, not QA, not ops, not anyone.
Following more than two years of development and testing, WalmartLabs is making its OneOps cloud management and application lifecycle management platform available to the open-source community. ...
The move to smart devices can't be stopped. That means new opportunities for developers, especially in transaction processing and payments. But, don't lose sight of the legacy applications that ...
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The case against moving to the cloud
- Senior News & Feature Writer 02 Dec 2015 -
Adobe fesses up; will fix the app it broke
- News Writer 29 Oct 2015 -
What if you build it and no one comes?
- News Writer 16 Oct 2015 -
Fewer, bigger cloud apps, or more that specialize?
- News Writer 06 Oct 2015 -
Have you forgotten about Windows?
- News Writer 18 Sep 2015
Even the most cursory glance at cloud service offerings makes you immediately see why nearly every company is there today. It's cheap, it's fast, and at the larger providers like AWS, it's even ...
In an earlier IT Knowledge Exchange blog post, I wrote about how Adobe, in an astonishingly poor effort to simplify, completely changed the import procedure in its Lightroom application, widely ...
Application development isn't easy. That's why the profession of software engineering is so valued and why talented cloud and mobile app developers -- like you -- are continually sought after. That ...
You'd think we're in a cycle where the number of cloud applications in enterprises is on a steady increase. I would have thought that, too. After all, the rush to decimate legacy IT has turned into ...
We're all so busy reading (you) or writing (me) about developing apps for cloud and mobile platforms, it's getting pretty tough to find much in the way of Windows coverage. If you've forgotten ...