Is data gravity no longer centered in the cloud?
AI’s capability to optimize resource allocation can identify the best location for workloads. AI-driven insights enable organizations to assess usage patterns, operational costs, and data flow, uncovering opportunities to streamline processes and identify when on-premises solutions might be more advantageous than cloud storage. This analytical prowess assists in creating more informed data management strategies, ultimately […]
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How Kubecost shines a light on GPU efficiency
With GPUs, you don’t have that visibility or the flexibility to request, “I want four gigabytes of that GPU, and I only want one gigahertz of that GPU to go with it.” Instead, the most common setup today is all or nothing—you request the whole GPU or none of it. The transparency challenge is that […]
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How do we fund open source?
Foundations also can help in more indirect ways, like mentorship, recognition, and community support, and by providing metrics to help business owners quantify the impact of projects and direct investments. “Foundations take up a huge portion of project support beyond straightforward funding,” says Brian Proffitt, senior manager of community outreach in the Open Source Program […]
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Secure Azure Kubernetes with Advanced Container Networking Services
The observability tools give you real-time data on network performance inside your AKS clusters, helping spot performance problems early, with visualization tools that show interconnections and how services interact. Meanwhile, the DNS tools work with Azure networking to help deploy a set of networking policies that control who and what has access to your service, […]
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Ktor 3.0 switches to kotlinx.io library
Ktor 3.0, the latest version of the Kotlin-based framework for building asynchronous client- and server-side applications, is now available. Ktor 3.0 switches to the kotlinx.io library for handling data sources. The release also highlights support for server-sent events (SSE). The JetBrains Ktor 3.0 technology, announced October 10, can be accessed from start.ktor.io. The biggest change […]
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How to manage generative AI programs – governance, education, regulation
The CoE police: Leadership, enforcement, and automation Policing new technology initiatives involves creating a small set of common standards that should govern all the teams taking part. For generative AI projects, this could include creating consistent approaches to managing prompt recipes, agent development and testing, and access to developer tools and integrations. These rules should […]
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At the mercy of social media
And I don’t mind ads. In fact, I like that most social networks endeavor to show me ads based on my interests and search history. While ads can often be intrusive and obnoxious, I actually appreciate some of the newer ways that the sites show me ads. Most social media platforms show clearly labeled ads as a normal […]
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Microsoft’s Drasi: A lightweight approach to event-driven programming
Event-driven architectures like this are a relatively common design pattern in distributed systems. Like other distributed development models, they have their own problems, especially at scale. When you’re getting tens or hundreds of events a minute, it’s easy to detect and respond to the messages you’re looking for. But when your application or service grows […]
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AI is killing cloud sustainability
You only need to look at the differences in power consumption between GPUs and CPUs. CPUs were fine for most traditional processing, on the cloud and on-prem. However, the shift to AI has made GPUs the preferred processors. GPUs draw more power due to their design for parallel processing, which is necessary for graphics rendering […]
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How to leverage APIs for IT-enabled information capability
From chief archaeologist to modern explorer In the past, discovering existing APIs within an organization often felt like archaeology — digging through legacy systems, documentation, and code bases to unearth reusable components. Some have (maybe just me) even referred to themselves as the resident chief archaeologist, sifting through layers of code in search of hidden […]
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