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The rise of modern development practices—microservices, DevOps, containers, et al.—has dramatically changed how applications are designed, developed, and delivered.

For enterprises dependent upon on-premises datacenters, effectively managing development clusters with Kubernetes has its own challenges. While these challenges can certainly be overcome, not...

In the enterprise space, there’s nothing quite like Google Anthos.

As our world navigates the uncertainties around the global COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to stress the importance of health collectively.

We're in this together, and the Redapt team is committed to...

Earlier this month, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) released the results of its CNCF Survey for 2019. Some of those results included:

A few months ago, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania published the article Four Ways Leaders Can Gain Value from AI and Advanced Analytics.

Enterprises are changing the way they use technology in order to respond to increasing competition.

Business intelligence, advanced analytics, machine learning—each requires arobustdata platformto be effective.

Kubernetes rules the roost when it comes to the modern development of applications. But for many enterprises, adopting it comes with a steep learning curve and requires new technical skills.

Red Hat’s enterprise-ready Kubernetes platform, OpenShift, has been designed to provide companies with the speed and power of cloud-based development on premises and in the cloud.