Microservices stories
The future of innovation doesn't lie in connected cars and talking robots, rather, the software linking them all together.
Microservices will continue to grow in popularity this year, as more companies realise significant business benefits.
IT teams are now spending an average of 29% of their time dealing with digital transformation problems, costing employers $2.5 million annually.
As 80% of IT budgets shift to the cloud in 15 months, adopting microservices can propel businesses forward by enhancing flexibility and efficiency.
It's what innovative companies are looking for - the ability to use the latest technologies coupled with the trust that they'll work.
When containers are injected with microservices, the migration across data centers and cloud is a cakewalk for DevOps and infrastructure teams.
There's a rebirth in monitoring and measuring security threats and a new movement in secure design patterns, says Tenable Network Security's Ron Gula.
Organisations need to assess their strategy for developing software in the wake of the new software development paradigms that are sweeping through IT.
