Many businesses deal with a wide set of software in their operations. Each system has different credentials and may require that access be managed for each user in each system. This is hard to set up, hard to keep up-to-date, and can lead to security breaches. For example, account credentials are stolen by a hacker …
Implementing Red Hat’s Single Sign on Product (RH-SSO) Read More »
Nearly since its inception, the makers of software have sought better ways to build systems. At a constant rate, new technologies and approaches to build more robust and scalable systems emerge, become adopted, and are discarded as new strategies emerge. We learn important lessons of what didn’t work, or work as well as expected, and …
DevOps: Adopting Processes to Efficiently Deliver Software and Serve Customers Read More »
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services over the Internet rather than a local server or a personal computer. Cloud computing is a big shift from the traditional way businesses think about IT resources. Moving to the “cloud” (otherwise known as the Internet) is about changing the environment where applications run. Instead of using …
The emergence of microservice architectures is part of a broader set of practices intended to take advantage of cloud, orchestration, scalable systems, containers, and automation. Collectively, these practices are often referred to as “Cloud Native.” Cloud Native practices have been aggressively adopted by members of the Linux and Open Source communities. While there is a …
