As an Associate Research Analyst in the Applied Infrastructure & DevOps Channel at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence, Liam Rogers covers technology and business-model innovation spanning cloud native and DevOps, including coverage of container management, Kubernetes storage and data management and CI/CD.
Liam has an MA in technical writing and rhetoric from George Mason University, where he received an award for Outstanding Graduate Student in Writing and Rhetoric and was a founding member of the university's chapter of the Society for Technical Communication. He holds a BA in English with a minor in Business Administration from Shenandoah University.
The year ahead will see an acceleration of digital transformation initiatives that support business outcomes of agility, resilience and cost containment. The transition to hybrid, multicloud IT infrastructures supported by cloud-native application development tools and practices will only accelerate, as we will still have to operate under pandemic conditions for a minimum of several months into 2021.
MayaData has unified its Kubernetes storage and chaos engineering software under a single platform while also enabling users to consume the products separately. Aside from offering customers flexibility, the approach and having two different but complementary products broadens the vendor's customer base.
Cloud native enables organizations to ship software faster, delivering incremental value more quickly than was previously possible. Crucially, it allows organizations to operate with cloud independence. 5G, edge and IoT present the next buildout market opportunity, with Kubernetes set to reign.
The Kubernetes storage and data management sector has been a hotbed of activity, and Robin was an early entrant to the space with its storage platform. The vendor is now angling to make its platform more accessible while simultaneously pursuing new opportunities around 5G.
The company is enhancing its data management and data protection capabilities by picking up copy data management veteran and partner Actifio. The acquisition should help shore up the secondary storage side of GCP while providing data virtualization capabilities.
Organizations have a large ecosystem of proprietary and open-source-based DevOps tooling to draw on as they construct their delivery pipelines. Opsera wants to be an enabler of choosing the right tool for the right job while automating and simplifying the process of assembling DevOps pipelines.
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