Cloud-native has been one of the biggest trends in software development for quite a while. Developing, deploying and managing applications outside of local machines and entirely in the cloud offers countless opportunities to businesses. The cloud computing delivery model helps them bring new ideas to market faster and respond swiftly to customer requests. From a technical point of view, cloud-native development provides faster and lighter runtimes, reduces complexity and stabilizes applications.

There are good reasons for spreading workloads and applications across multiple clouds. Options include using a combination of public and on-premises cloud platforms, a strategy known as hybrid cloud—or using more than one public cloud provider, a strategy known as multi-cloud. What are those benefits? And what are some of the best strategies for achieving them? Let’s explore that.

Your SaaS monitoring dashboard provides a holistic view of your business. Learn how to build one and which metrics you need to include.

Thank you for your interest in the 451 Research Report, Living on the edge: A primer on hybrid cloud and edge infrastructure. You can download it here. 451 Research: Living on the edge: A primer on hybrid cloud and edge infrastructure Published Date: October 11, 2021 Introduction Without the internet, the cloud is nothing. But few of us really understand what is inside the internet. What is the so-called ‘edge’ of the internet, and why does it matter?

AWS Glue is a serverless Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) solution that helps organizations move data into enterprise-class data warehouses. It offers tight integration with other AWS services, which is attractive for organizations already heavily invested in this cloud ecosystem. But However, AWS Glue comes with a high learning curve and limited functionality compared to other ETL options. If you need a replacement for AWS Glue, here are the top 5 AWS alternatives in this guide.

Migrating from Heroku Postgres to Amazon Redshift might sound complicated, but moving data between these two systems is easier than you think. You might need to transfer data from Postgres to Redshift for all kinds of reasons. Here are two of the most common.

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In our previous article, The Future of the Modern Data Stack, we examined the motivations of the modern data stack, its current state, and looked optimistically into the future to see where it is headed. If you’re new to the modern data stack, we highly recommend giving the aforementioned article a read. A question we often get from new adopters of the modern data stack is “What tech should we be looking into?”.

As enterprises develop complex hybrid and multi-cloud environments to support futuristic use cases, a new report published by Big Data Quarterly (BDQ) aims to educate IT decision-makers and practitioners on the most up-to-date solutions and strategies for modern data management in hybrid and multi-cloud environments.