Eric Marchewitz is a field solution architect with a 23-year career in cybersecurity solutions, working for such companies as PGP Security, McAfee, Cisco and Check Point. The phrase “cloud-native apps ...

A cloud-native application is a program that is designed for a cloud computing architecture. These applications are run and hosted in the cloud and are designed to capitalize on the inherent ...

Native replaced my Nextcloud browser tabs, and now I actually use my personal cloud.

The growth of software as a service (SaaS) application usage has been one of the biggest trends in technology over the past couple of decades. Just consider the popularity of Microsoft Office 365 for ...

Edge computing is an extension of cloud computing. Companies are interested in bringing their cloud-native infrastructure and applications to the edge. Kate Goldenring and Amar Kapadia spoke at this ...

Building a case for cloud-native apps could mean building a case for better customer experiences. Becoming digital-first is no longer a nice-to-have for companies — it’s a must-have for survival. As ...

What is cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP)? Cloud-native application protection platform, or CNAPP, is a software product that bundles multiple cloud security tools into one package, ...

Simply running an application on a remote server doesn’t make it cloud-native. It’s about specific design principles for scalability and resilience. Cloud-native applications are increasingly the ...

Enabling your existing “pre-cloud” enterprise applications to take full advantage of cloud computing is fraught with technical obstacles, such as unsupported versions of operating systems (OS), ...

The open source Radius platform allows developers and operators to collaborate on delivering and managing cloud-native apps across public clouds and private infrastructure. Microsoft has unveiled ...

Coming from VMware, I am often welcomed into philosophical conversations about how cloud technologies are changing operations around the world. With that in mind, here’s a thought experiment: What if ...