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Why Should You Care? Log4j vulnerability can affect vendors and services across the software industry. The IT community has received a shockwave following the Log4j security vulnerability announcement at the end of 2021. Apache Log4j is a popular logging utility used in various applications. As a result, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a warning […]

Publicly Stored Data is Never 100% Safe The benefits of a high-quality cloud service are well-known: Speed, scalability, improved agility, and reduced maintenance. On the flip side, your most valuable & sensitive business assets rely on centralized third-party servers. All these benefits mean that your business data’s safety, integrity, and accessibility depend on that third […]

The World is Cloudbound. Where’s the Catch? Q3 2021 earnings were tremendous for the three largest public cloud vendors – AWS, Azure and GCP. Revenue from their cloud operations grew 37% YoY, with the next ten largest cloud providers hitting the 28% YoY mark. The first cloud services were launched over a decade ago. In 2008, […]

Amazon cloud services ran into significant difficulties in December 2021. Three major AWS outages affected financial institutions, airline reservation systems, online retailers, and dating apps. The incidents were global phenomenons. Companies like Spotify, Venmo, Netflix, Tinder, and Roku experienced service disruptions. One of the outages took down Amazon’s own delivery app, which led to packages […]

What is an API? API is an acronym for an application programming interface. It is a set of rules that allow software programs to communicate. In the business world, APIs are important because they allow companies to share data and functions. It allows businesses to automate tasks and improve communication between departments.  API also allows […]

Cloud technologies develop all the time, with the product pipeline being a focal point as companies are expected to deliver faster, better, safer code. But the latest DevOps technologies still require some consideration before adopting them to understand if they are a good fit for your use case. With proper DevOps tools and streamlined processes, […]

CDN is Where Most of Your Web Traffic Goes A content delivery network (CDN) is one of the most important tools for optimizing the performance of heavy-traffic websites and applications deployed in cloud environments. CDNs offer many benefits, including faster page load times, reduced bandwidth usage, and improved availability. They work by caching content on […]

Many different programming languages have emerged throughout computer programming and capabilities. However, some are more useful and dynamic than others: jQuery CDN is one of the most useful languages to learn and implement. A JavaScript library, such as jQuery CDN, is a collection of pre-written code. Instead of writing their code, web and application developers […]

Today businesses have a plethora of DevOps options to build their infrastructure. Besides traditional servers, companies can use technologies like virtual machines, containers, and serverless computing to develop cost-efficient applications faster. Docker container is a popular technology that has seen wide DevOps adoption in the last decade. When businesses started to move their applications to […]

A 2022 business needs a 2022 IT infrastructure Cloud infrastructure and Web Performance optimization have become the only means for software as a service (SAAS) companies to build scalable products, especially those targeting a large users base. At the crux of taking decisions on your IT infrastructure, certain technologies such as CDN, WAF, DNS, etc. […]

The New IT is Under Growing Pressure Technology has evolved into a vital instrument in every company, aiding in retaining a competitive advantage in an ever-competitive market. It is also constantly changing, with new features and options appearing by the hour. That is why, amid the ever-increasing complexity of their work environment, IT & Security […]

Introduction Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) is an architectural approach that combines the processing power of mobile devices like smartphones or tablets with cloud-based resources. Remotely rather than locally, as a result of computational augmentations, MCC’s mobile devices may augment resources from various cloud-based accounts. The combination creates a new kind of mobile computing that provides […]