Microservices news stories

There’s conjecture about exactly when it was issued and by whom, but a mandate made twenty years ago is continuing to shape the software development process today.

At a time when digital transformation has become central to business, even the most important applications come with a ‘use-by’ date.

Kong's new report highlights a modern tech stack's vital role in enabling business innovation and world-class digital experiences.

Kong has announced Kong Enterprise 2.7, a service connectivity platform that enables companies to manage APIs and microservices at scale.

Enterprises face an overwhelming degree of technological complexity due to code, application and cloud and network sprawl, making it more difficult to know what’s happening in the tech stack and how to fix problems as they arise.

In 2021, organisations must focus on security as the foundation for safely creating, storing and managing data.

“The change of application architecture into microservices significantly impacts the data layer supporting these services."

More than ever before, organisations are looking to build platforms with greater resilience and faster deployment capabilities."

"webMethods AppMesh adds the missing piece to make solutions understandable and usable to application owners and API providers."

Splunk’s recent acquisitions showcase the company’s expanded focus from IT operations and security to offering a greater amount of features around microservices and cloud services.

We’re led to believe microservices are modern and monoliths are legacy - but it’s not that easy, writes Segment’s Alexandra Noonan and Calvin-French Owen.

Kubernetes monitoring and LM Service Insight provide performance analytics and data retention for microservices and containerised applications.

Approaching your cloud journey in levels is a comprehensive way for CIOs to tackle their business’s priority of cloud adoption.

The future of innovation doesn't lie in connected cars and talking robots, rather, the software linking them all together.

Microservices will continue to grow in popularity this year, as more companies realise significant business benefits.

IT teams are now spending an average of 29% of their time dealing with digital transformation problems, costing employers $2.5 million annually.

In just 15 months, it is estimated 80% of all IT budgets will be committed to cloud solutions.

It's what innovative companies are looking for - the ability to use the latest technologies coupled with the trust that they’ll work.

When containers are injected with microservices, the migration across data centers and cloud is a cakewalk for DevOps and infrastructure teams.

Organisations need to assess their strategy for developing software in the wake of the new software development paradigms that are sweeping through IT