The Cloudify Blog

Amazon provides multiple options for managing containers on their platform, including: Elastic Container Service (ECS),Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS),AWS Fargate (a serverless computer engine for containers) While they all aim to provide similar value when it comes to container management there are some fundamental differences that make the choice between them… Read More

This episode looks at open source and the challenges of deploying the “disaggregated stack” – particularly when it comes to 5G deployments. We also discuss lessons learned from previous open source and commercial projects and how they should apply to new challenges. Featuring special guest Tom Nadeau, Vice President &… Read More

It’s time to talk about cloud automation as more than just a buzzword. True cloud automation helps reign many manual activities to provide efficient and repeatable operations. The application of cloud automation solutions is an opportunity to work towards the benefits of its implementation. Including, increased velocity, triggered workflows, and… Read More

Cockroach Labs, creators of the distributed SQL database CockroachDB, recently released a report that benchmarks raw system and database transaction performance on some of the big players in the cloud computing industry: Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google GCP.  While conducted with the needs of their database product… Read More

This episode is in partnership with Ran Tavory‘s REVERSIM podcast – and we could not be more excited. This session hosts Martin Casado as we talk about a topic we have covered more than once:  “The Trillion Dollar Paradox” article by … Read More

If you are here, you are like many others in devops that are looking to find out the differences between Docker vs. Kubernetes. Interestingly, a comparison of one against the other is probably not the right direction. This is because they are both functionally different, but Kubernetes extends Docker functionality… Read More

Cloudify 6 launched in September, introducing Environment as a Service 2.0: a new hierarchical environment management capability that streamlines the management of broad deployments.  Managing multiple environments is often a challenge for DevOps organizations, cloud-native and legacy applications. The issue worsens as an organization expands to multi cloud and edge. Read More

September 14, 2021, 11:00am EDT Telcos are discovering that the prevailing model of software delivery, in which it can take 1-2 years to push major new features live, is not going to fly in the new reality of 5G. For these fully software-defined networking environments, telcos must adopt… Read More

Reducing Cloud Spend Need Not Be a Paradox’ – TheNewStack  Our very own CTO Nati Shalom takes TheNewStack to publish his (and Cloudify’s) response to Martin Casado’s recent ‘Trillion Dollar Paradox‘ analysis which challenges conventional thinking regarding cloud transformation and migration – with a focus on… Read More

Expanding on the last session which dealt with transforming a single product into SaaS, this session features Eyal Fingold, VP R&D Cloud Security Products at Check Point Software and dives into turning 50+ products into SaaS …and its challenges; going beyond the recently discussed ‘trillion dollar paradox’. Transcript:… Read More

This unique session of the tech talk podcast features special guest Chris Psaltis, CEO of Mist.io talking all things multi-cloud, public cloud, rising costs and the ‘trillion dollar paradox’ (and more!) Transcript: Nati Shalom: Hello everybody and hello Jonny, this is Nati here today with Chris, from Mist.io. Read More

Applications that require the highest levels of availability and quality of experience (QoE) require geographic redundancy, or geo-redundancy, which duplicates applications and infrastructure across geographic regions  – or at least availability zones.  This article looks at geo-redundant architectures, their challenges and advantages, and how a multi-cloud orchestrator like cloudify… Read More