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STORIES BY Susan Hall — PAGE 6
Pulumi Adds Crosswalk for Kubernetes
Delta Lake: A Layer to Ensure Data Quality
VMware Bridges Kubernetes and vSphere with Launch of Pacific Beta
Apache Ignite Machine Learning: Computing in Place at Scale
The CloudEvents Spec Seeks to Bring Uniformity to Event Data Descriptions
Fairwinds’ Goldilocks Helps Set Kubernetes Resources Just Right
Open Application Model: A Vendor-Neutral Spec for Modular Apps
OpsRamp Takes AIOps to Hybrid Environments
Rancher Adds Full Support for Windows, the Istio Service Mesh
Amidst Controversy, the Knative Serverless Software Keeps Growing
Nordstrom Builds Flexible Backend Ops with Kubernetes, Spark and JanusGraph
Percona, PostgreSQL and the Complex Database Landscape
Rafay Wants to Provide a Simpler Way to Deploy on Kubernetes
Dark, a New Programming Language for ‘Deployless’ Deployments
Facebook’s Presto Big Data Query Engine Moves to The Linux Foundation
Big Data: Google Replaces YARN with Kubernetes to Schedule Apache Spark
Ballerina Programming Language Revamped, at 1.0
The Pulumi Platform Reaches 1.0
ArangoDB: Three Databases in One
Hungry SmartBear Acquires Mobile App Test Automation Vendor Bitbar
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BlazingSQL: A GPU-Accelerated SQL Engine
With Heptio and Pivotal, VMware Doubles Down on Kubernetes
DORA 2019: DevOps Efforts Improving, But Not Done
CloudBees Provides the Big Picture with Software Delivery Management
Red Hat Creates Service Mesh for OpenShift
What KPMG Learned About Infrastructure as Code: Tools, People, and Process
DevOps Institute Focuses on the Human Side of Software Delivery