Microservices stories - Page 7

Software giant SmartBear clinches double victory at the 2024 DEVIES Awards, earning top accolades in both the Microservices and API Management categories, highlighting the firm's innovative excellence.

Solo.io's Gloo products secure Amazon EKS ready designation, underlining their adherence to AWS's stringent best practices.

Kyndryl boosts its partnership with Amazon Web Services to offer enhanced mainframe modernisation services.

AWS introduces Graviton4 and Trainium2 chip families with improved performance and energy efficiency for AI applications.

Etisalat by e& plans to standardise on Red Hat technologies for its network and IT, aiming for greater efficiency and innovation.

Oracle launches Java 21, the latest version of the leading programming language, promising enhanced stability, security, and developer productivity.

Rob Crowley, who is the CTO at Fluent Commerce, joins us today to tell us more about Fluent Commerce and the importance of composable commerce.

As teams try to do more with less, APIs are seen as a means to improve automation across the delivery process.

Database proliferation has led to organisations dedicating lots of expensive DBA time to managing and securing them.

Jim Wu and Anthony Bryce have been hired as AI and data science VP and product management VP, respectively, at SmartBear Innovation Labs.

Kong has announced Kong Enterprise 2.7, a service connectivity platform that enables companies to manage APIs and microservices at scale.

We're led to believe microservices are modern and monoliths are legacy - but it's not that easy, writes Segment's Alexandra Noonan and Calvin-French Owen.

Microservices will continue to grow in popularity this year, as more companies realise significant business benefits.

It's what innovative companies are looking for - the ability to use the latest technologies coupled with the trust that they'll work.

There's a rebirth in monitoring and measuring security threats and a new movement in secure design patterns, says Tenable Network Security's Ron Gula.

Organisations need to assess their strategy for developing software in the wake of the new software development paradigms that are sweeping through IT.