More than 10 years ago, Marc Andreessen penned his famous quote “software is eating the world” in his article “Why Software Is Eating the World”.
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To Go or Not to Golang? (A Quick Guide on Go Language and its benefits)
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Dive into OpenShift 4.8: Syone tells you why!
All you need to know about OpenShift 4.8
Red Hat OpenShift it's the preferential choice when it comes to container-based applications. Recently, the company has announced the latest version: OpenShift 4.8, which puts Red Hat on top of innovation in the open-source industry.
It's time to step up your business, and Syone can help you!
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Learn Kubernetes with Google: Videos on how to use the industry’s favorite cloud native technology
By Guest Authors María Cruz, Program Manager @ Google Open Source
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Microservices: not just a buzzword
For you to quickly get an idea of where we’re heading, here is the TL;DR version about microservices, some of its main benefits and why it’s a big thing:
- Quickly scale and deliver new features and upgrades to market
- Rapidly iterate to find your next business model
- Improve and empower developer engagement
With this in mind, let’s take a step back and discuss a bit about monolithic apps, the counterpart to microservices.
Monolithic or packaged apps: why they’re getting old
The traditional way of building enterprise applications, using a monolithic approach, is becoming problematic as applications get larger and more complex or when your business needs to make adaptations to its product/service in order to respond to demand.
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Kubernetes: WTF (working the functionalities)
If you are curious about knowing the functionalities and benefits of using Kubernetes you got to the right article. So, come onboard and let’s dig in!
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Modern applications are increasingly built using containers — such as microservices packaged with their dependencies and configurations. Kubernetes or k8s for short, is open-source software for deploying and managing those containers. With Kubernetes, you can build, deliver and scale containerized apps faster.
As Opensource.com notes, "Today, Kubernetes is a true open source community, with engineers works from Google, Red Hat, and many other companies actively contributing to the project."
