Cloud View: Weekly Digest – Feb 10, 2020

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This week we look at the State of DevOps, Hyperledger Fabric on AKS Marketplace template, Serverless computing frameworks and InfluxDB on GCP.

Industry News & Perspectives

Robot Resource Organizations

The adoption of new digital technologies and the ever-changing expectations of customers continues to challenge traditional retailers, forcing them to investigate new-human hybrid operational models, including artificial intelligence (AI), automation and robotics.

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Oracle Cloud

While the cloud market pie is divided into 3-4 large slices, there is still plenty of business in the thin sliver left for ‘others’. Oracle Cloud is doing its best to capture this small market and maybe become more than a niche infrastructure provider.

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State of DevOps

The 8^th annual ‘State of DevOps’ survey reports that the retail sector (as always) is the most advanced when it comes to DevOps adoption. Read on for more details.

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Technical Insights

Hyperledger Fabric on AKS Marketplace template

Users with little knowledge of Azure or Hyperledger Fabric will now be able to easily set up a blockchain consortium on Azure with the new Hyperledger Fabric on Azure Kubernetes Service marketplace template.

Serverless computing frameworks

A new report by Datadog shows that almost 50% of the companies using its platform are opting for AWS Lambda serverless computing framework.

InfluxDB on GCP

Database provider InfluxDB is now live on GCP. It announced the availability of its managed cloud service as a part of Google Cloud’s open-source umbrella. Next on the agenda is the rollout of its second-generation serverless offering on Azure.

From CloudIQ

Develop Faster with Continuous Integration & the Tools to Get the Job Done

In recent years CI has become a best practice for software development and is guided by a set of key principles. Among them are revision control, build automation and automated testing.

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Installing and Using HELM, the Package Manager for Kubernetes

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes that allows developers and operators to more easily package, configure, and deploy applications and services onto Kubernetes clusters.

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