As an Associate Analyst in 451 Research’s Applied Infrastructure & DevOps Channel, Liam Rogers covers technology and business-model innovation across the enterprise storage landscape. His coverage includes hyperconverged infrastructure, software-defined storage and persistent storage for containers.
He 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.
451 Research's Cloud Native Competitive Landscape provides an overview of the cloud-native market, including the definition, current state of play, COVID-19 impact and competitive landscape (457 vendors included) within each of the 10 cloud-native segments under coverage.
The vendor optimizes cloud and Kubernetes-based services using its machine-learning-enabled SaaS platform to help customers cut infrastructure costs, boost application performance, and increase availability. As cloud-native applications introduce new complexities to operational tasks, the need for higher levels of automation has never been more pronounced.
Containers are no longer the foundation for just stateless applications; their usage for data-rich stateful apps is on the rise, but with that comes storage challenges. Both users and vendors have had to grapple with how to support the data storage needs of containers without compromising the very benefits they provide, such as portability.
Carbon Relay provides a machine-learning-based platform that brings automated optimization to Kubernetes applications to improve the performance and reduce the resources associated with the apps, as well as the time staff spends to configure them.
The company is a Kubernetes data management vendor that is targeting machine-learning use cases and stateful container apps, leveraging local storage for increased performance and cost efficiency.
SUSE has set out to make significant changes thanks to its independence and a new CEO. The vendor has previously made a foray into the container space but now it's cementing that focus by acquiring container management specialist Rancher Labs, bolstering its portfolio of Kubernetes-related products and services.
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