The New Stack Analysts

As more businesses shift toward a microservice-based approach to developing applications, the need for a more agile, responsive solution to manage these services has also come into relief. In this episode of The New Stack Analysts, The New Stack founder Alex Williams sat down with Weaveworks Founder & CEO Alexis Richardson and its COO Matthew Lodge to discuss some of the issues facing developers working with microservices and containers at scale, Richardson's work as Chair of the Technical Oversight Committee at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, and the future of working with containers at scale.

On the latest episode of The New Stack Analysts, HPE Vice President of Products and Services Omri Gazitt speaks with The New Stack Founder Alex Williams and Editor Benjamin Ball. Gazitt discusses how HPE not only offers today’s enterprises relevant IT solutions built for their architecture, but how HPE's cloud-based offerings have become central to its success.

According to SAP HANA Product Management Director Thomas Jung, who joned Alex Williams for this 80th installment of The New Stack Analysts podcast, an intensive years’ worth of development went into preparing standard Node.js for enterprise customers of SAP’s high-performance application server.

“We have a product installer built around it. We have a controller framework that monitors instances of the Node engine, scales it up, scales it down, that runs it isolated per service,” said Jung, adding that its support features include a built-in, web browser-based, interactive debugger.

Also on hand for the discussion was RedMonk principal analyst and co-founder Stephen O’Grady, who said of SAP HANA’s Node.js support, “it’s embracing the lightweight nature, the versatility of the platform, its embed-ability.”

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/sap-unveils-hanas-full-featured-node-js-integration/

According to SAP HANA Product Management Director Thomas Jung, who joned Alex Williams for this 80th installment of The New Stack Analysts podcast, an intensive years’ worth of development went into preparing standard Node.js for enterprise customers of SAP’s high-performance application server.

“We have a product installer built around it. We have a controller framework that monitors instances of the Node engine, scales it up, scales it down, that runs it isolated per service,” said Jung, adding that its support features include a built-in, web browser-based, interactive debugger.

Also on hand for the discussion was RedMonk principal analyst and co-founder Stephen O’Grady, who said of SAP HANA’s Node.js support, “it’s embracing the lightweight nature, the versatility of the platform, its embed-ability.”

“It’s essentially a platform that solves a very specific set of needs very neatly,” O’Grady observed.

The strategic partnership between Cloudsoft and InContinuum that was announced recently at IBM InterConnect in Las Vegas provides the context for this episode of The New Stack Analysts podcast.

The New Stack’s Alex Williams and co-host Joab Jackson explored multi-platform environments, cloud automization and control planes, in a cordial conversation with Duncan Johnston-Watt, Founder and CEO of Cloudsoft Corporation, and also with Phillip Hyde, CEO and founder at InContinuum Software, and Scott Hartzel, Director of Product Management at Cloudsoft.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qyUS5RaT4Xo

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/cloudsoft-incontinuum-set-controller-fully-fungible-cloud/

The strategic partnership between Cloudsoft and InContinuum that was announced recently at IBM InterConnect in Las Vegas provides the context for this 79th episode of The New Stack Analysts podcast.

The New Stack’s Alex Williams and co-host Joab Jackson explored multi-platform environments, cloud automization and control planes, in a cordial conversation with Duncan Johnston-Watt, Founder and CEO of Cloudsoft Corporation, and also with Phillip Hyde, CEO and founder at InContinuum Software, and Scott Hartzel, Director of Product Management at Cloudsoft.

In this episode of The New Stack Analysts podcast, host Alex Williams, along with co-host Benjamin Ball welcomed Matt Curry, Director of Cloud Engineering at Allstate, to discuss the eminent insurance company’s journey into continuous integration, continuous deployment and test-driven development using Pivotal Cloud Foundry. And, returning to the show was Bridget Kromhout, a principal technologist for Cloud Foundry at Pivotal.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GcleEH5kEw

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/allstates-devops-honeymoon-pivotal-going-strong-one-year-later/

Tech metaphors don't get much easier to relate to than describing heavy traffic and outages on the Internet by comparing it to the bane of everyday travel: gridlock. In this 77th edition of The New Stack Analysts podcast you’ll hear Teridion founder Elad Rave explain that their solution to the Internet’s infinite rush hour, using virtual machines and the cloud, is “elegantly simple.”

The New Stack’s Alex Williams and Managing Editor Joab Jackson were also joined by Kris Lahiri, VP Operations and Chief Security Officer at Egnyte, provider of Adaptive Enterprise File Services for sharing content stored on-premises or in the cloud.

Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/egnyte-partners-teridion-combat-cloud-congestion-customers/

In this 78th episode of The New Stack Analysts podcast, host Alex Williams, along with co-host Benjamin Ball welcomed Matt Curry, Director of Cloud Engineering at Allstate, to discuss the eminent insurance company’s journey into continuous integration, continuous deployment and test-driven development using Pivotal Cloud Foundry. And, returning to the show was Bridget Kromhout, a principal technologist for Cloud Foundry at Pivotal.

Tech metaphors don't get much easier to relate to than describing heavy traffic and outages on the Internet by comparing it to the bane of everyday travel: gridlock. In this 77th edition of The New Stack Analysts podcast you’ll hear Teridion founder Elad Rave explain that their solution to the Internet’s infinite rush hour, using virtual machines and the cloud, is “elegantly simple.”

The New Stack’s Alex Williams and Managing Editor Joab Jackson were also joined by Kris Lahiri, VP Operations and Chief Security Officer at Egnyte, provider of Adaptive Enterprise File Services for sharing content stored on-premises or in the cloud.