Microservices and containers are quickly becoming part of the mainstream IT landscape. Not all that long ago only new digital companies, such as Netflix, and emerging technology-driven ones, like Uber and Lyft, were actually building their systems from microservices and containers.
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It’s a bit of a mouthful as a tech buzzword, but AIOps is starting to gain attention — and traction — across the industry. And with good reason.
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The serverless computing market is expected to grow to $7.72 billion by 2021, while the adoption of application containers will grow by 40 percent annually through to 2020. Additionally, the trickle of big name brands embracing microservices is slowly but surely developing into a full blown stream.
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Enterprises are drifting further away from monoliths and closer towards microservice architecture for every app, website, and digital experience they develop. The gravitation of microservices is so strong in fact, that the architecture is expected to become the default application architecture within the next five years according to 86 percent of “senior development stakeholders”. Why
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OpenText has taken another step into the world of intelligent hybrid cloud computing with the release of OpenText OT2, which provides users with intelligence automation, security and a bunch of other enterprise information management applications on a single platform.
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The microservices trend may be moving beyond being just another technology fad to becoming an important component of an enterprise strategy. Though microservices can offer many benefits to the organizations that use them, like any new technology, they come with their own unique challenges.
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In case you haven’t heard, microservices are in. After seeking out a comprehensive definition of microservices, and then pitting microservice architecture against Monoliths, SOA and APIs, it’s time to ask the burning question, "Just why are mammoth brands like Amazon, Netflix and Google choosing to go with microservices
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The software products we use every day for both business and leisure are going through a quiet transition behind the scenes. A decade ago, it was the norm to build software as one, large, unified product — as a monolith.
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Four years ago I predicted innovation in the DAM industry would suffer because so many digital asset management (DAM) solutions were monolithic and overburdened with features. Vendors of these solutions would find themselves too busy keeping these applications up and running to find the time to innovate.
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Just because a piece of technology is new, doesn’t mean it will be a good fit for your business. Yet year after year, businesses keep chasing after cutting-edge solutions simply because they’re shiny and new.
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