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Engineering #CloudGuruChallenge: Your resume on GCP Mattias Andersson

What Separates an SIEM Platform from a Logging Tool?

Twain Taylor Twain is a guest blogger for Twistlock and a Fixate IO Contributor. He began his career at Google, where, among other things, he was involved in technical support for the AdWords team.

4 steps for students to get from the classroom to a cloud career

The secret to jump-starting your cloud career isn’t in pursuing any particular degree. But as a student, how do you plot a path to a career in the cloud?  Here are four ways to set yourself up for career success and go from the classroom to the cloud.

Developer Velocity with Solid-State Container-Native CI/CD

Kirill Shoikhet Kirill Shoikhet is CTO of Excelero Storage, providing software-defined storage for IO intensive workloads, including its flagship NVMesh solution for running natively in Kubernetes. He holds 23 patents for foundational technologies in enterprise data center management.

Why Serverless Architectures are the New Cloud

Check Point sponsored this post.  Hillel Solow Hillel is a cloud security architect and evangelist at Check Point Software Technologies. Serverless architectures provide you with the benefits of automation and unlimited scale potential.

Dynamic DNS Security Blues

Whenever you run into a network problem, the wise network admin or sysadmin always remembers “It’s always DNS [Domain Name Service].” Because, well, it often is DNS.

Harness Cost Transparency Could Slash Runaway Cloud Bills

The rush to shift resources to the cloud can come with a number of bad surprises: top on the list is that many organizations have received higher-than-expected bills from cloud and other service providers.

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Kubernetes vs. Docker: What Does it Really Mean?

As common as the Kubernetes vs. Docker comparison may sound for anybody in the DevOps and container orchestration space, this phrase or their potential resemblance can be slightly confusing. Docker and Kubernetes are not really opponents or competitors.