InfoWorld Daily: Weekend Edition

August 24, 2019

VMware Cloud on AWS? These customers are all in

An electrical contractor, a cyber security vendor, and a law firm discovered three big reasons to run VMware on the Amazon cloud Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Get started with Linux containers in Docker on WSL 2

•	Automated machine learning or AutoML explained

•	10 Splunk alternatives for log analysis

•	Machine learning operations don't belong with cloudops

•	How to stop people from causing bad cloud architectures

•	Ruffle project hopes to resurrect Flash Player

•	Ruby on Rails 6.0 adds rich text capabilities

The SIEM That Cried Wolf

When security teams are only able to investigate 29% of malware alerts, how are you ensuring your SIEM is prioritizing the most important ones? Read more ▶

Get started with Linux containers in Docker on WSL 2

Microsoft and Docker's Linux development collaboration is starting to pay off for cloud developers Read more ▶

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There's finally a communication app tailormade for on-the-go teams. Try it free.

This intuitive collaboration platform is made for teams that move. Read more ▶

Automated machine learning or AutoML explained

AutoML frameworks and services eliminate the need for skilled data scientists to build machine learning and deep learning models Read more ▶

10 Splunk alternatives for log analysis

Splunk may be the most famous way to make sense of mass quantities of log data, but it is far from the only player around Read more ▶

Machine learning operations don't belong with cloudops

Giving systems enabled with machine learning to the cloud operations team to manage is not only a mistake, it's dangerous Read more ▶

How to stop people from causing bad cloud architectures

We've all watched bad decisions about technology architecture made right in front of our eyes. It's time to do something about it Read more ▶

Ruffle project hopes to resurrect Flash Player

The project uses Rust and WebAssembly to allow playback of Flash media more securely than the original Adobe player Read more ▶

Ruby on Rails 6.0 adds rich text capabilities

JavaScript, database support also get nods Read more ▶

Choose the right data preparation solution for your team

As you and your team look to invest in modern data preparation solutions, understanding how to evaluate the new technologies can be difficult. There are a slew of new vendors entering the market, new end user requirements to meet, and new features coming on line. How do you choose the right data preparation solution? Read more ▶