InfoWorld Cloud Computing Report

September 24, 2019

Kubernetes is bringing 'multicloud 2.0'

As our thinking evolves around multicloud, we could be moving into a new, 'open' era Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Why a cloud computing degree makes sense

•	What's new in Kubernetes 1.16

•	Oracle woos Red Hat users with Autonomous Linux

•	Using HashiCorp Consul on Azure Kubernetes Service

•	Tiny clouds taking on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

White Paper: Akamai Technologies Inc

Build vs. Buy: A Guide for Customer Identity and Access Management

In today's markets, customer identities and the personal data associated with them are among the most critical and valuable assets of any enterprise. Managing these digital identities — from first registration and login to the later stages of the customer relationship — and extracting business value from the associated data are complex tasks, commonly referred to as customer identity and access management (CIAM). Read more ▶

Why a cloud computing degree makes sense

Cloud computing degrees are popping up everywhere. The good news is that most people can earn these degrees debt free Read more ▶

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Arcadia Power Can Help You Go Green & Lower Your Power Bill

What's new in Kubernetes 1.16

Kubernetes 1.16 brings the general availability of Custom Resource Definitions and improvements to volume management, metrics, and Windows support Read more ▶

Oracle woos Red Hat users with Autonomous Linux

Oracle Autonomous Linux is patched, updated, and tuned automatically, but only in the Oracle Cloud Read more ▶

Using HashiCorp Consul on Azure Kubernetes Service

Microsoft's new Azure Managed Applications service lets HashiCorp bring its service mesh to Azure Read more ▶

Tiny clouds taking on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

A baker's dozen of boutique clouds challenging the big three on speed, cost, flexibility, and even on-prem and hybrid cloud options Read more ▶

eBook: Box

From Legacy Infrastructure to the Cloud: A Migration Journey in 5 Steps

5 steps to the cloud. When it comes to the cloud, most businesses have moved from wait-and-see to a "how do we make it happen now?" approach. Read more ▶