Tag: middleware
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Adding new services to internal developer platforms, like AI stuff
We spend an excruciating amount of time talking about how platform engineers add new services/middleware/whatever to internal developer platforms. It’s great if that’s relative to your interests.
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Relative to your interests on Wednesday
Hasbro thinks AI is fine, so maybe it’s fine, even helpful for the enjoyment of D&D. “Necrobotics is a field of engineering that builds robots out of a mix of synthetic materials and animal body parts.” Do all the self-service platform engineering stuff with your own, thrilling middleware! Surveying the platform engineers and developers about…
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Everybody talks about digital transformation, but nobody does anything about it.
Recording of my AI platform engineering talk This is a new talk of mine going over how platform engineers can support AI. Well, it’s more about how we don’t exactly know, but we can speculate based on a handful of early use cases. Here’s the slides if you’re into that kind of thing. Here’s the…
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Recording of my AI platform engineering talk
This is a new talk of mine going over how platform engineers can support AI. Well, it’s more about how we don’t exactly know, but we can speculate based on a handful of early use cases. Here’s the slides if you’re into that kind of thing. Here’s the 🤖 on my key points: Platform engineering…
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GoogleCloudPlatform/apigee-samples – Use Apigee as MCP middleware.
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Three offensive robots
Enterprise AI middleware & services with Tanzu Platform 10.2 There’s a big release for the platform as a service we make at Tanzu, Tanzu Platform 10.2. In new release, we’ve focused a lot on adding in AI middleware and services to the Tanzu Platform. That’s both in the form of AI model brokering and hosting…
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Semiconductors, Security, and the DeepSeekFreak, along with Ass Semiotics
In this episode: AI eschatology, assology, and a deep, intellectual commitment to hating mayonnaise. Tariff trouble, security panic, and NVIDIA shrugging off DeepSeek. Young voters shift rightward, no one agrees on ‘medium roast,’ and Hollywood still relies on glue to critique its own youth obsession. Wastebook “immanetize the AI eschaton,” Charlie Stross. “The ass is…
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Platform engineers don’t have time for infrastructure
That’s from a 15 minute version of my platform talk. I focused just on the seven tips to get your platform group started and scale it. I’m recording this for a conference, but I think I’ll need to record it again – which means this version is a bonus video! 🤖 Fully dedicated to “juggling…
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Link: Electric car charging interoperability is the next big thing in mobility
The arrangement doesn’t mean EV owners need to run out and add a Hubject account. All of this should be invisible to the end user—Hubject’s actual customers are the charging networks or utilities. Its platform provides an API that different charging networks can use to make that interoperability painless for drivers. “Our software is middleware…
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Link: WSO2 CEO Tyler Jewell: Ballerina and the End of Middleware
‘About that same time, Quest was getting acquired by Dell. And then Vinny calls up one day. He was starting a venture capital company and asked if I would like to get involved. He owned 30 or 40 percent of Quest, so he made a huge fortune. I’m like “Well, Vinny, that sounds really interesting,…
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Link: Galloping greenback rocks Red Hat
“30 per cent growth in emerging technologies came in part from 100 new customers signing up for the company’s OpenShift container platform…. The company’s services business grew nicely and president and CEO Jim Whitehurst proudly pointed out that Red Hat now has over 1,000 subscribers, up 70 per cent year on year.” And: “The company…
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Link: The Contradictions Of IBM’s Platform Strategy
“IBM is a systems company with a very large portion of its revenues and an even larger part of its profits coming from these two platforms, the System z mainframe and the Power Systems – now sometimes called the Cognitive Systems – line. The core systems business – meaning the servers, storage, and networking hardware…
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Link: Salesforce agrees to buy MuleSoft in $6.5 billion deal
36% premium. Open spire, Middleware, POW! Original source: Salesforce agrees to buy MuleSoft in $6.5 billion deal
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Link: The History of the Service Mesh
Gotta find and manage all that middleware. Original source: The History of the Service Mesh
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Link: Key metrics for RabbitMQ monitoring
Instructive look at monitoring middleware, metrics and explanation of why you’d do it. Original source: Key metrics for RabbitMQ monitoring
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Link: Middleware-as-a-service turns enterprise integration on its head – Reseller News
“Global analyst firm Ovum forecasts the global spend on middleware software is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.8 percent between 2014 and 2019, amounting to $US22.8 billion by end of 2019.” Source: Middleware-as-a-service turns enterprise integration on its head – Reseller News
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Coté Memo #056: the $110,000 a year blogger, investing in bark bags
Tech & Work World Quick Hits Puppet Labs pushes ahead with more staff, broader enterprise DevOps deployments – a recent 451 Research report from Jay Lyman on my team, now free for everyone. Software Defined Talk #17: DevOps is the New Agile – another fine episode of Software Defined Talk. Be sure to check out…
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Red Hat revenues, old vs. new and early cloud momemtum
Brandon Butler sums up the “old” (Linux) vs “new” (middleware and cloud) revenue stream for Red Hat The company gets about 80% of its $1.3 billion in revenues from a category that’s headlined by RHEL, and those subscriptions aren’t likely going away any time soon, says Joel Fishbein, who tracks Red Hat’s stock closely as…
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Infor ERP moving products to AWS – Press Pass
A few weeks ago, I talked with Chris Kanaracus for his story on Infor moving parts of their application portfolio to Amazon Web Services. Chris said this looked like a pretty strong endorsement for using AWS, and asked for my thoughts, which were: Yes, this a nice vote a confidence for AWS. However, I think…
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Progress enabling SaaSify
“Our ISV customers have said, we want to be able to compete in the cloud,” explains CEO Philip Pead. So Progress also announced that it would be gradually moving its software components into the cloud, to create an all new "platform-as-a-service" offering. – Progress Software buys a new front end for its PaaS play You…
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