The Cloudify Blog

Cloudify @ MWC 2023 During MWC 2019, we first announced project Spire. Project Spire was the codename for our Cloudify edge strategy. It was designed primarily for handling orchestration at extreme scale (10k sites, x millions of devices). The design was based on… Read More

In 2021, Cloudify introduced the Agile-First approach to 5G network orchestration, creating a bridge between the Telco and DevOps worlds. In those previous POCs, Cloudify proved to be a platform built to support agile service delivery and multiple interfaces that allow multi-vendor flexible… Read More

In this blog, we describe how Cloudify, AWS, Intel, Proto, and Mavenir orchestrate the deployment of a 5G core network as well as deploying applications that utilize these 5G services. At MWC 2022, we showcased the intend-based orchestration demonstrating that SLA based KPI can be used to place a workload… Read More

The following blog is co-authored by Petar Torre, Solutions Architect at Intel. This blog describes how Cloudify automates the deployment and monitoring of Machine Learning systems, by orchestrating an Intel-optimized TensorFlow workload running inference with a pre-trained ResNet-50 model from the Intel Model Zoo. In a nutshell, a container… Read More

If you are reading this, you’re likely familiar with Azure’s cloud solution advantages. Now think how powerful it would be if you could tie them together with the enhancements of the Cloudify platform. You’ll be able to create one great Azure deployment automation solution. It would take advantage of everything… Read More

How a multinational logistics and supply chain management company created a Self-Service Developer Platform to turn complex cloud infrastructure requirements into self-service cloud environments to meet the needs of their complex organizational hierarchy. Many enterprises today are attempting to migrate their application environments from legacy on-premise infrastructure to public… Read More

Chaos engineering is a hot topic in the platform engineering field as organizations try to build more robust applications. Chaos engineering involves deliberately injecting faults into a system to observe its behavior and build confidence in the behavior of that system. The Chaos… Read More

Enterprise application development services are growing faster than organizations can deliver them. For development teams, it means a growing necessity to become a high performing dev team that achieves ultra-fast operational performance and software delivery ahead of their competitors.  A recent Accelerate: State of DevOps… Read More

In an increasingly fast-paced and complex business world, the continuously disruptive digital channels and mobile devices evolution and competition mean organizations must adapt to survive. For example, technology leaders must wrap their heads around DevOps acceleration to gain an advantage and expand their software market opportunities.  To this end, 83 percent… Read More

Summarizing a heated debate on the state of DevOps and a rational path forward We’re all used to spicy social media debates producing more heat than light. But occasionally, the script is flipped and something useful is illuminated.  Such is the case with a recent debate about the state of… Read More

“Platform engineering is a process organizations can use to leverage their cloud platform as efficiently as possible so that engineers can deliver value to production quickly and reliably. It consists of removing obstacles between developers and production.” The Challenge of Every Platform Company: The Orchestration Complexity As business needs, platform… Read More

The Open Policy Agent is emerging as a standard framework for policy decisions in cloud-native environments. Running OPA on Kubernetes is a common method to provide Kubernetes admission control. OPA has become so popular that even Terraform recently… Read More