Serverless architectures, also known as function as-a-service (FaaS), are used in the enterprise to both build and deploy software and services without the need for in-house physical or virtual ...

To better understand the implications of serverless computing for today's enterprise architecture, we heard from Marc Feghali, co-founder and VP of product management for Attivo Networks. Q: How does ...

One of the most obvious trends in enterprise computing has been the migration from on-premise hardware to cloud-managed services. Virtualization allowed on-premise hardware to be used as a container ...

While serverless is typically championed as a way to reduce costs and scale massively on demand, there is one extraordinarily compelling reason above all others to adopt a serverless-first approach: ...

The serverless trend is only getting stronger as it takes the 'on-demand' facility to the next level and allows enterprises to build applications faster. Serverless enables auto scalability and allows ...

Modern applications have increasingly leveraged Kubernetes as the “OS of the cloud” because of its ability to abstract the underlying cloud platform and coordinate the activities of multiple docker ...

Serverless computing is a popular approach for cloud-based applications, but it's not the best fit in every case. Too often serverless fails to deliver business value. A recent report published by ...

In previous columns, I’ve examined how migration to the cloud potentially comes with a loss of control for the customers of cloud-based services — but no less responsibility for the cloud provider ...

Serverless computing is an execution model for the cloud in which a cloud provider dynamically allocates only the compute resources and storage needed to execute a particular piece of code. Naturally, ...