At this year’s AWS reInvent, we heard Andy Jassy go on stage to announce a bunch of new services to help companies unleash the power of cloud. 27 new services to be exact - everything from Machine learning IDE , to code review tools to contact center offerings (see the full list here); last year, AWS announced another 30 new services ranging from machine learning to VR/AR to satellite data.

The fourth annual Continuous Intelligence Report benchmarks and analyzes key technology adoption trends and tools including multi-cloud usage, Kubernetes adoption, serverless trends, and more. Read The Report

Containers and serverless computing are two of today’s hottest technologies for application deployment. When used the right way, they both help DevOps teams to deploy applications faster and more cost-effectively.

As many of you know, Gartner is recognized as one of the premier analyst firms by most enterprise IT organizations. Given the broad and diverse set of customers Gartner serves -- many risk averse and conservative towards new technologies, Gartner generally tends to recommend incremental and measured changes.

The multi-tenant software clearly has many advantages over on-premises or hosted software. Let me explain.

Imagine that you are tasked with architecting your mission-critical cloud application. Or migrating your on-premises app to the cloud. And you ask yourself “how do the cloud savvy companies like Twitter, Airbnb, Adobe, SalesForce, etc. build and manage their modern applications?”

Enterprises today are adopting modern IT architectures and moving to the cloud. And for good reason. These new architectures offer agility, faster application code delivery, high scalable and elastic solutions. And to manage these applications — from an operational and security standpoint — enterprises are turning to machine data analytics solutions like Sumo Logic.

Docker and containers have grown in prominence, so has k8s as the de-facto standard for container orchestration.