New self-service portal for creating your own hybrid cloud platform launched
By automating cloud platform deployment, Cloud.net offers an easy way for service providers and enterprise IT departments to create the public and private cloud infrastructure they need, when they need it, without CAPEX on hardware or long-term OPEX commitment.
Once a company has deployed their cloud platform, they are provided with their own OnApp control panel instance, which gives them intuitive tools to create whatever flavor of public or private cloud they need.
Bundesliga teams up with AWS to give football fans real-time match insights
The German Bundesliga has integrated Amazon Web Services technology into live broadcasts to give football fans real-time insights into the games playing out in front of them.
Amazon’s cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI) will be deployed to gather player data and generate two forms of insight: Average Positions and Expected Goals (xGoals).
xGoals, meanwhile, is a measure of the probability a player will score a goal with a shot from any given position on the field.
Smart agricultural company plants seeds for sustainable farming with Azure AI technology
Since its 2012 founding, the company has parlayed those technologies into its Agro-Brain solution. Just as TalentCloud data scientists are more productive as they create the models that power the solution, Chinese farmers are also safely increasing their effectiveness, reducing pollution, and stepping up food safety. While few shoppers may ever hear of Agro-Brain, the solution based on Microsoft Azure is a valuable tool for farmers. It provides full visibility into crop status and recommendations based on the latest agricultural science. That means less pollution and use of pesticides, higher quality and safety, and wins for everyone, from producer to consumer to the environment.
GitLab Releases Massive Update to CI/CD Platform
GitLab has updated its continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform with a raft of capabilities spanning everything from value stream management to cybersecurity.
In addition, GitLab announced it is making generally available Gitaly Clusters, which enable DevOps teams to create a warm replica of a Git repository.
In terms of core DevOps capabilities, the latest release adds the ability to customize the Value Stream Analytics module to specific workflows. GitLab is also planning to make it possible to visualize stages of a workflow.
Other capabilities added include more customizable dashboards, with security dashboards now being shareable outside of GitLab to foster collaboration with IT security teams. Future releases will add Kubernetes Clusters to the dashboard to show all clusters and pods in use.
In terms of cybersecurity, GitLab has revamped the way the platform manages vulnerabilities to make it easier in a future update to prioritize remediation efforts.
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