Chaos Engineering is centered around find the unpredictable flaws within of distributed systems. Instead of trying to hurry up and break things, the requires a new mindset and culture to make looking for these flaws a regular process in an organization.
Kubernetes 1.12 was made Generally Available yesterday. We run down the major new release and testing features.
To celebrate his 40th birthday, we’re reposting the IT Origin story of our very own Tom Hollingsworth!
Stephen Foskett, Tom Hollingsworth, and Rich Stroffolino discuss the news out of Microsoft Ignite in this episode of the Gestalt IT Rundown!
In 2018, Commvault GO invites attendees to picture the possibilities. We look at how Commvault is doing that at the show, and how their solutions can help make those possibilities a reality for their customers.
The privacy-focused ProtonMail is celebrating their four-year anniversary. If you haven’t already, the service is definitely worth a look.
Enjoy this bonus IT Origins interview in the feed this week, we spoke with Senior Cloud Ops Advocate, podcaster, and oenophile, Phoummala Schmitt. We discuss how she came into an IT career from the fashion industry, why we’re already living in a multi-cloud world, and when high availability in the cloud goes beyond a SLA.
This week on IT Origins, we talk with Senior Cloud Ops Advocate, podcaster, and oenophile, Phoummala Schmitt. We discuss how she came into an IT career from the fashion industry, why we’re already living in a multi-cloud world, and why high availability in the cloud goes beyond a SLA.
This piece by Scott Lowe breaks down why ActualTech Media made the switch from Slack to Microsoft Teams. For their organization, context and deep integrations made Teams a better choice.
This week Tom and Rich discuss news from Mobility Field Day, Ampere’s ARM server chips, NetApp getting cloudy, and a kinder Linus.
