Larry Ellison to talk in-memory database, Oracle PaaS at OpenWorld
Ellison's two keynotes at the upcoming Oracle OpenWorld conference in September will feature Oracle's emerging in-memory database and Java PaaS technologies.
Chris Kanaracus, August 2013

10gen CEO: NoSQL has come far, but still needs better security, management
NoSQL databases are known for being able to handle high volume data that doesn't fit the relational model, but the NoSQL ecosystem is not yet mature enough for many mainstream applications, said the MongoDB CEO.
Paul Krill, August 2013

6 technologies you should learn this year
Continually learning new skills is both a perk of being a software developer and a career necessity. The trick is knowing which trends to follow, so here's a list that'll help.
Andrew C. Oliver, August 2013

Google, Microsoft play catch up to Amazon, add load balancing, auto-scaling to their clouds
Google Wednesday rolled out load balancing features to its public cloud service, allowing customers to automatically scale up and down virtual machines to accommodate unexpected spikes in demand.
Brandon Butler, August 2013

How big data platforms should work
Jason Hoffman, CTO and founder of cloud service provider Joyent, details how combining object storage and parallel compute clusters can make working with big data easier and faster by eliminating bottlenecks.
Jason Hoffman, August 2013

Open source Java projects: Vert.x
With the release of Vert.x 2.0, now is the perfect time to learn about this JVM-based distributed application framework that was inspired by Node.js, but built to leverage the Java platform APIs.
Steven Haines, July 2013

In the cloud, code doesn't need developers?
Some business managers admit to dreaming of the day that all enterprise development is automated with a simple, drag-and-drop interface, but certain kinds of complex problems will continue to elude the 'codeless development' crowd for the foreseeable future.
Paul Krill, July 2013

How my company went 100 percent cloud
After a major outage, a software consulting company swapped its in-house infrastructure for a cloud equivalent in record time. How did they do it?
Andrew C. Oliver, July 2013

Review: Puppet Enterprise 3.0 pulls more strings
Version 3.0 of Puppet Labs' server configuration automation tool shines with speed boosts, orchestration improvements, and deeper support for Windows servers.
Paul Venezia, July 2013

Box, Dropbox vie for developers' loyalties
Box and Dropbox are moving beyond simple file storage, offering tools and APIs that facilitate cloud-to-mobile development in a versatile ecosystem.
Paul Krill , July 2013

How IT can learn to stop worrying and love the cloud
The current state of PaaS adoption reveals a growing divide among developers, as some resist the changes that others embrace. Cloudbees CEO Sacha Labourey tackles the question: If developers aren't driving PaaS adoption, who is?
Andrew C. Oliver, July 2013

Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c gears up for the private cloud
The updated enterprise management software now allows administrators to set up long-term workflows and is geared especially for Oracle-based PaaS.
Joab Jackson, July 2013

Software AG angles its messaging platform to speed delivery of big data
Nirvana Messaging, now called Universal Messaging, has been integrated with Software AG's Terracotta in-memory storage to handle large-scale enterprise messaging.
Joab Jackson, June 2013

AMD-led consortium takes steps to break multicore programming barriers
The HSA Foundation has released a uniform memory architecture, called HUMA, that would make different memory types in a system accessible to all processors.
Agam Shah, April 2013

Why developers are turning to API services
As outside services are increasingly integrated into enterprise and consumer applciations the demand for API management tools is also growing, especially for cloud and mobile apps.
Paul Krill, April 2013

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