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Why Linux Works

Open Source
The Linux community works, it turns out, because the Linux community isn’t too concerned about work, per se. As...

Amazon IoT: Leading the Pack

Cloud
Despite all the bluster about $11 trillion Internet of Things opportunity, most companies are still struggling to get even...

The AWS Cloud ‘Everything Store’: Too Much Choice?

Cloud
Public cloud services have been called the "most proprietary lock-in in the history of technology," but Amazon Web Services...

MongoDB’s Mongo Moment

Applications
MongoDB doesn’t think small. Filing for a $100 million IPO that could value MongoDB above $1.6 billion, MongoDB CEO...

The Sorry State of DevOps

Applications
For those who think we’re near saturation point for enterprise DevOps adoption, Puppet founder Luke Kanies has news for...

Serverless May Kill Containers

Cloud
Kubernetes, the darling of the container world, seems set to dominate the next decade of container orchestration. That is,...

Putting the Hurt on Legacy Data Infrastructure

Data Center
Legacy data infrastructure may finally be dying out. As Cloudera co-founder Mike Olson has declared, “No dominant platform-level software...

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