Friday, December 14, 2018

Microsoft ups its cloud AI game, Kubernetes users still abuzz about security

Application Development Digest
A roundup of application development content from TechTarget's network | December 14, 2018
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Microsoft ups it AI game with Azure Machine Learning service

By Darryl K. Taft, News Writer

Microsoft's Azure Machine Learning service looks to keep up with offerings from AWS and Google. The service lets developers and data scientists build, train and deploy machine learning models.

(SearchCloudComputing.com)

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Kubernetes 1.13 stabilizes storage, but Windows GA delayed
Kubernetes 1.13 had the shortest release cycle in the project's history, which meant more than half the features slated for the release were pushed out, including GA for Windows support.
(SearchITOperations.com)
 
Application automation continues to fuel iPaaS market

The market for iPaaS tools continues to grow, as IT pros look to meet the data integration needs of line-of-business managers. Workato will offer some new tools to meet this demand.

(SearchMicroservices.com)

 
Five software development trends to watch in 2019
Get ready to jettison from your comfort zone and dive into shift-right testing, IoT development and other emerging skill and coverage areas for developers and testers.
(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)
 
Kubernetes security issues raise concerns for enterprise shops

Kubernetes security issues are in the foreground for enterprise adopters as the container orchestration software moves toward mainstream production deployment.

(SearchITOperations.com)

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Which APM tool works for devs, CIOs? New Relic vs. Stackify

Stackify Retrace and New Relic typify a divide between developers and CIOs on application monitoring. The two share many capabilities, but those features aren't equally granular or accessible with each product.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

 
Fight code bloat and add Spring beans to your Java applications

Java is always slogged for being bloated. But there are ways to minimize all the fill-in code. This Spring beans tutorial shows you how to write more efficient applications.

(TheServerSide.com)

 
Tools and means to foster cross-team collaboration

When organizations buy in to cross-team collaboration, conflict goes down, and quality rises. To get started, check out these effective -- and often free -- software options.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

 
Is there an operating system that's best for developers?

It's not that one operating system is always superior to the others, or that the choice doesn't matter anymore -- it's that apps for some platforms have an option that's best, Chris Tozzi posits.

(TheServerSide.com)

 
When to manage APIs with cloud-native vs. third-party tools

To effectively manage APIs, enterprises need to choose a tool that can meet a broad spectrum of requirements, and also accommodate both hybrid and multi-cloud models, as needed.

(SearchCloudComputing.com)

 
There's not really a programming language that's best to learn first

Some consider Java to be the best programming language for developers to learn first. But Bob Reselman argues that it doesn't matter, as most languages have the same building blocks.

(TheServerSide.com)

 
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