InfoWorld Cloud Computing Report

April 30, 2019

How Kubernetes can reduce cloud complexity

Kubernetes is overused for security and infrastructure but underused for automation. Those who need it most don't realize its potential Read more â¶

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â¢	Writing server-side code in Azure Cosmos DB

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â¢	22 open-source tools that make Kubernetes better

â¢	12 open-source tools that make Docker better

â¢	2 reasons enterprises should look at Google Stadia

ESG Technical Validation Report - Hybrid Multi-cloud AI: IBM Watson Studio and Watson Machine Learning

Accelerating AI and Machine Learning (ML) Initiatives at Scale, with Speed and Simplicity Read more â¶

Writing server-side code in Azure Cosmos DB

Microsoft brings stored procedures and triggers to cloud-scale storage with an integrated JavaScript API Read more â¶

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Configure your new business PC to $599+ and save $60. Create a $1299 configuration and save $150. Spend $1,999 and save $350. For a limited time, and only with this coupon code. Read more â¶

Oracleâs and IBMâs hybrid cloud defense may not hold

There's a lot of money on-premises, which keeps IBM and Oracle making money. But AWS, Microsoft, and even Google are targeting on-premisesâwith IT buy-in Read more â¶

22 open-source tools that make Kubernetes better

Take advantage of these Kubernetes companions to simplify app definitions, enhance monitoring, ease cloud deployments, and more Read more â¶

12 open-source tools that make Docker better

From bringing GUIs to Docker tools to using Docker to streamline development and testing, these 12 projects help float Dockerâs boat Read more â¶

2 reasons enterprises should look at Google Stadia

Google's new cloud-based gaming platform has something to offer enterprise IT Read more â¶

Ultimate guide to Windows Server on Azure

Bring more opportunity to your business by bringing your Windows Server workloads to Azure. Because Azure runs on Windows Server, itâs easy to migrate your workloads along with your existing Windows Server skills, familiar tools, and established procedures. Read more â¶