Traceable’s technology would add a much-needed tool to a larger cloud security stack, and vendors including Cisco and VMware have said that application security ranks high on their list

Yuliana Havryshchuk builds data pipelines for her colleagues at Zillow. Learn about her experiences in this data engineer profile.

The promise of 5G hinges on adoption of cloud-native technologies and specifically Kubernetes as enterprise 5G momentum will stumble without a cloud-native platform.

Who's the wicked queen in the data center switch merchant silicon business?

Service meshes could displace many L4-7 networking functions. But will they?

Companies are rebranding their SDN products as SD-WAN, dynamic networking, agile networking, or cloud-native network to avoid being part of the SDN hype.

IT organizations complain that the lack of SDN-specific skills among engineers is resulting in a slow transition to virtualization but engineers don’t have much incentive to get those skills.

Flat networks make it possible to centrally provision resources without having to reconfigure policies.

OSCON 2018 did a great job of highlighting women and people of color in their programming.

By 2019, 69 percent of enterprise IT organizations will be trying to manage some type of multi-cloud environment.

Our analysis posts provide a deeper dive on what certain trends mean to the industry. In 2017 these articles coveraged a wide swath of topics from the best tools

Networking technologies are now starting to be incorporated into DevOps making it easier for DevOps and IT to work together.

Tensions between DevOps departments and IT should lessen as companies like VMware try to make their software more accessible.

Carrier virtualization, programmability and the massive data sets from machine learning and analytics are driving new requirements for data centers.

While cloud computing represents a significant advance, it's really the network edge computing phenomenon that will transform the digital end user experience.

While software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) don’t necessarily require each other to add value to an enterprise, they are collectively being joined at the proverbial hip.

The rise of IT automation frameworks will force companies to rethink who in the IT organization will ultimately be responsible for networking.

The NV market continues to grow and evolve, supporting many different technologies and vendor platforms as customers look for the right mix

It’s becoming clear that a smarter NIC will be crucial to white boxes built for NFV and SDN applications.

Industry growth is being hampered by a lack of IT professionals who have the skills required to deploy network virtualization (NV) and software-defined networking (SDN) in the enterprise.

In the move to the telco cloud, there are some crucial considerations in NFVI components selection.

A debate is starting to roil the networking community, centered around the amount of sprawl network virtualization might spawn across the enterprise.

In the move to the telco cloud and NFV, there are a number of risks associated with implementing a fully virtualized system.

Big data and analytics are transforming Network Virtualization (NV) by taking advantage of new sources of data and providing analytics tools that can link to automation in software-defined networks