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A Recovering CIO’s Perspective On Cloud Migrations And Our Revamped Rapid Migration Program, RaMP

TL;DR: We’re bringing together multiple Google Cloud migration programs under the revamped Rapid Migration Program, or RaMP. Under the leadership of our new VP of Migrations Stephen Orban, RaMP is…

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The Next Generation Of Cloud Management And Automation

The use of conventional IT infrastructures has been gradually replaced by cloud-based technologies over the years. In recent years, cloud computing has been considered a more dependable and affordable alternative.…

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Multi-Cloud, Still An Actual Thing After All These Years

The 2023 edition of VMware’s annual State of Kubernetes report is now out, and it’s got a lot of great information about how organizations are using Kubernetes today, as well as the…

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3 Reasons To Host A Docathon For Your Open Source Project

A marathon for documentation is a great way to produce or improve the docs for your open source project. Your open source project’s documentation is essential to your customers. Your…

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5 Open Ways To Help UX Designers And Developers Collaborate Better

Designing with open decisions can help increase collaboration between user experience and dev teams. Ideally, designers have a good relationship with their product team and users. However, the relationship between…

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Swift Package Index Gains Apple Sponsorship

Building a thriving open source ecosystem is important to Swift’s success, and open source packages are the building blocks that help power countless Swift projects. As the number of packages…

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Intel, CrowdStrike And Zscaler Unveil Compatible Solutions For Zero Trust Security

Zero trust is maturing as a mainstream security best practice to minimize uncertainty by enforcing accurate, least-privileged access to information. This has become particularly relevant over the past few years,…

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How Google And Intel Make Confidential Computing More Secure

Confidential Computing has quickly emerged as a critical technology to ensure confidentiality and security of sensitive data while it’s being processed. It performs computation in a hardware isolated environment that…

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How To Succeed With Cloud Computing During An Economic Downturn

Many say to cut cloud spending in a slowing economy, but it’s not that simple. Use these strategic moves to position yourself to lead the recovery. I’m starting to see articles in…

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Mastering Distroless: A Guide To Building Secure And Efficient Docker Images

With the rise of Docker came a new focus for engineers: optimizing the build to reach the smallest image size possible. A couple of options are available: In this post,…

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A Recovering CIO’s Perspective On Cloud Migrations And Our Revamped Rapid Migration Program, RaMP

The Next Generation Of Cloud Management And Automation

Multi-Cloud, Still An Actual Thing After All These Years

3 Reasons To Host A Docathon For Your Open Source Project

5 Open Ways To Help UX Designers And Developers Collaborate Better

Swift Package Index Gains Apple Sponsorship

Intel, CrowdStrike And Zscaler Unveil Compatible Solutions For Zero Trust Security

How Google And Intel Make Confidential Computing More Secure

How To Succeed With Cloud Computing During An Economic Downturn

Mastering Distroless: A Guide To Building Secure And Efficient Docker Images

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