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Yes, you can bring your legacy apps to the cloud, but don’t bring their technical debt, too
Find out how OutSystems and AWS can help you clean up your legacy
22 Apr 18:00 |
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Microsoft revokes MVP status of developer who tweeted complaint about request to promote SQL-on-Azure
Programme members were asked to make noise ahead of Amazon Web Services conference
21 Apr 04:46 | 62
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With the cloud, letting your emotions run over may mean the costs do too
Time to take things cool and slow
20 Apr 18:00 |
PaaS + IaaS
'Unhealthy' Azure Portal instances in UK West take a little lie-down over lunchtime
A brief nap can do wonders when you're under the weather
20 Apr 14:25 | 10
Webcast
Vintage? Good for vinyl records, bad for systems of record
Emulation could make more sense than migration. Here’s why…
15 Apr 14:14 |
PaaS + IaaS
KPMG wins Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council's £18m everything-and-the-kitchen-sink IT deal
From org design to developing operations, consulting-outsourcing giant carries the can
09 Apr 15:00 | 8
PaaS + IaaS
Oracle dangles new cloud lift-and-shift service in the wake of SAP RISE
It's all about driving down costs on OCI... so it can compete with AWS, claims analyst
31 Mar 17:32 | 1
PaaS + IaaS
Cloudflare reheats network-as-a-service buffet with WAN plan
Try, try, try to understand, it's a Magic WAN
22 Mar 13:15 | 2
PaaS + IaaS
Cloud builders hoover up 60% of ALL servers sold in 2020 as enterprise bit barns left to sweat
Are we at the tipping point? Does anyone care?
19 Mar 17:11 | 2
PaaS + IaaS
Informatica hopes to unclog your data pipelines with help from Nvidia in accelerating Spark-based ML operations
Any significant improvement in processing times will be a boon to productivity, say analysts
17 Mar 14:45 |
PaaS + IaaS
AWS throws its home-grown Arm CPUs at new memory-intensive instance type
Claims Graviton2 thrashes x86 on price/performance, touts lowest-priced memory on the Amazonian cloud
17 Mar 06:01 | 2
PaaS + IaaS
Of course Linode would say Linode is a cloud-hosting hotshot, but it also says its AMD hardware beats Intel's
[Insert benchmark disclaimer here] but the tl;dr is 'shop around'
16 Mar 14:03 |
PaaS + IaaS
Microsoft goes large with fifth Azure region in China
Will go live in 2022 and ‘effectively double’ capacity in the Middle Kingdom
08 Mar 03:02 | 3
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Shelter for internet outcasts Parler slaps Amazon with fresh lawsuit after abandoning first attempt
Far-right sanctuary sues cloud giant for breach of contract after plug pulled on its server hosting
04 Mar 01:55 | 32
PaaS + IaaS
Azure and AWS expand their cloudy Asian boot-prints
Japan doubles up for AWS, Indonesia warms up for Microsoft as Alibaba and Google lie in wait
02 Mar 06:07 |
Interview
IBM Cloud Satellite now available, 'rooted in Red Hat OpenShift,' says CTO
Big Blue extends its cloud to run anywhere – including competing public clouds
01 Mar 15:15 | 3
PaaS + IaaS
Red Hat snaps up Kubernetes security specialist StackRox
Onward to OpenShift
08 Jan 16:30 |
PaaS + IaaS
Upgrade now to avoid a cluster-suck: Microsoft wields the breaking change stick over Azure Service Fabric laggards
Running an unsupported version? Make a move or face possible outage. You have 11 days to comply
08 Jan 13:15 | 9
PaaS + IaaS
Two English councils sign up to Azure for six years in £35m reseller deal as ERP project faces delays, ballooning costs
Local authorities' shared Unit4 system is late, overbudget, and only works on Microsoft's cloud
07 Jan 12:30 | 12
Interview
Storage on AWS: What's new, is it too complicated? Can it help defend against ransomware?
Just after re:Invent, we talk with storage VP Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec about the intricacies and future of the AWS storage platform
06 Jan 10:02 | 7
Comment
Nutanix, VMware are fighting again – yet it's just a sideshow. Why? Look at the giant predators circling
It won't settle anything in the hybrid cloud market
06 Jan 07:07 |
PaaS + IaaS
UK Oracle users are all of us: They care more about Brexit and the pandemic than, say, cloud transitions
On the other hand, they're not going anywhere, so it's win-win for Big Red
07 Dec 10:31 | 4
PaaS + IaaS
China's clouds boom but they're collectively earning less than Azure alone
Alibaba in front with Huawei and Tencent on a second tier
27 Nov 01:58 | 8
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University duo thought it would be cool to sneak bad code into Linux as an experiment. Of course, it absolutely backfired
'Our community does not appreciate being experimented on' says Kroah-Hartman
Science
China has a satellite with an arm – and America worries it could be used to snatch other spacecraft
Send more money to help us protect our space toys, military tells Congress
Update
Microsoft revokes MVP status of developer who tweeted complaint about request to promote SQL-on-Azure
Programme members were asked to make noise ahead of Amazon Web Services conference
Science
Ah, you know what? Keep your crappy space station, we're gonna try to make our own, Russia tells world
Come 2025, we're Putin this collaboration to bed
Devops
Not saying you should but we're told it's possible to land serverless app a '$40k/month bill using a 1,000-node botnet'
CompSci trio describe theoretical Denial-of-Wallet attack
Security
UK.gov wants mobile makers to declare death dates for their new devices from launch
IoT security plan suddenly thrusts into the mainstream
Updated
Signal app's Moxie says it's possible to sabotage Cellebrite's phone-probing tools with booby-trapped file
More a declaration of war than turning the tables
Offbeat
Lego's Space Shuttle Discovery: No trouble with Hubble, but the stickers will drive a grown man to insanity
The Reg once again shoves its talons into bags of spiky bricks for latest website-breaking set
Review
But can it run Avid? The Reg hands shiny new M1 MacBook to video production pro, who beats it with Bender, Handbrake, and ... Hypercard?
He was there the day Steve Jobs moved off PowerPC to Intel, and says the Arm transition looks better
Software
Someone has to pay to keep the lights so data-viz outfit Grafana switches licence regime to AGPLv3
AWS dodges the finger of blame as another open-sourcer tightens things up
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