Containers are increasingly becoming a core technology in modern IT infrastructure.
Is IT hardware really getting a second life?
Enterprises are investing less in private datacentres as they explore their public cloud options.
Nothing in life is ever guaranteed. Be it a sports team lifting a trophy, or a bus running on time. This inevitably stems to the world of IT hardware. For all the ambiguity and uncertainty surrounding the future impact of technology, unwavering confidence in the growth of big-brand enterprise IT hardware in 2018 may be justified. To a certain extent at least.
This was brought to my attention recently after Morgan Stanley published a research note which highlighted the details of a ‘perfect storm of conditions’. The note naturally amassed great interest and debate.
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By Robert Oliver, Technical Writer
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By John Jainschigg, Technical Content Marketing Manager
Kubernetes’ extraordinary resilience tends to change the emphasis of monitoring from alerting to resource and performance management.
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By Alex Burzynski, Product Architect
A full guide on using InfluxDB as a time series provider in the recently released Opsview Monitor 5.3.