If you’re not in the telecom business, you probably haven’t given much thought to the upcoming 5G standard, except perhaps to wonder when your phone will have faster data.

Last week we spoke to Ryan Day about using Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) to keep not just your own software, but also externally produced software, up to date.

The entire OPNFV stack, ultimately, serves one purpose: to run virtual network functions (VNFs) that in turn constitute network services.

We can talk about the benefits of a DevOps environment all we want, but for the people who are directly involved, the reality is much more complicated.

As the infrastructure market settles down, more attention is being paid to what happens after you have your cloud up and running.

With all the interest in the Kubernetes community we saw at the OpenStack Summit, we want to keep you up to date with all the goings-on.

Let’s look at a hybrid app running Big Data analysis using a combination of components running on bare metal, in virtual machines, and in containers.

While demand for TV services is being disrupted and subscribers are expecting more personalized experiences, operators need to satisfy customer video demands to stay competitive.

Just before the OpenStack Summit we gave a webinar introducing Mirantis Cloud Platform. Here are the answers to your questions.

From the latest OpenStack news, to baseballs puns, to the surprise appearance of Edward Snowden, the the Boston OpenStack Summit was a hub of excitement.

Don’t forget to power up with Mirantis for the last day of OpenStack Summit

What’s new in OpenStack? Hear from our resident PTLs at OpenStack Summit. See what we’re up to for OpenStack Summit Day 3

Live Demos, Keynotes, Raffles, and Baseball. Don’t miss what we’re up to for OpenStack Summit Day 2!

Kicking off OpenStack Summit with a SMAAASH. See what we’re up to for Day 1.

In the world of cloud native applications, etcd is the only stateful component of the Kubernetes control plane.