CLOUD APP DEVELOPMENT, CLOUD SECURITY
Dynatrace® | February 16, 2023
On February 15, 2023, Dynatrace®, a software intelligence company, announced the launch of AutomaticEngine. The new Dynatrace® platform technology features an intuitive interface and no-code and low-code toolsets, and it leverages Davis® causal AI to enable teams to extend answer-driven automation across unlimited BizDevSecOps workflows. A few instances include automated remediation and progressive delivery for continuous evaluation of software, automated routing of vulnerabilities by Dynatrace® Application Security, and forecasting compute resource requirements and future cloud infrastructure.
With the help of the Dynatrace® AutomationEngine, businesses can run their cloud infrastructure more effectively, innovate with incredible speed and safety, and guarantee consistently superior business results. The Dynatrace AutomationEngine will be widely available within 90 days of this announcement.
Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Dynatrace®, Bernd Greifeneder, said, "The complexity, scale, and dynamism of modern clouds, combined with ever-increasing deployment frequency, requires extensive and intelligent automation to ensure flawless delivery and great customer experiences." He also said, "Combining precise, causal-AI answers from observability, security, and business data from production environments with automation provides a feedback loop that makes the automation more intelligent and business-value-oriented."
(Source: Business Wire)
About Dynatrace®
Dynatrace®, headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, aims to ensure the flawless operation of software worldwide. The company's unified software intelligence platform combines continuous runtime application security, broad and deep observability and the most cutting-edge AIOps to provide answers and intelligent automation from massive amounts of data. This permits innovators to modernize and automate cloud operations, deliver software more quickly and securely, and guarantee flawless digital experiences.
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CLOUD APP DEVELOPMENT, CLOUD SECURITY, CLOUD APP MANAGEMENT
Accela | March 15, 2023
On March 14, 2023, Accela, a leading cloud solutions provider reported successful cloud migrations for five Florida cities and counties using its suite of cloud solutions. Charlotte County, Hillsborough County, Polk County, Tampa, and Weston are just a few of these local and state governments.
As digital transformation continues to accelerate across governments, agencies are turning to modern govtech solutions that can help them deliver essential services faster, easier, and more cost-effectively. Accela's SaaS platform and cloud solutions make things easier for residents and staff and create new digital efficiencies that save time and money when doing things like opening and running a business, applying for permits, and scheduling inspections.
Jonathon Knight, Chief Customer Officer at Accela, said, "When I speak with our government partners, I consistently hear they are passionate about finding solutions that help them deliver essential services faster, easier and more cost-effectively – and this is all possible with the cloud." He also said, "Migrating to the cloud is one of the most responsible uses of IT funds and plays a critical role in building stronger, more resilient communities. It breaks down organizational barriers and establishes a 'one-stop-shop' to best service agencies and residents alike."
(Source - CISION PR Newswire)
The company has reported that it will help over 33 jurisdictions migrate to the cloud from 2021 through the fiscal year 2023. Additionally, 16 other jurisdictions are currently in the migration pipeline. The successful cloud migrations are part of the continued growth of Accela, which closed the last quarter with 17% growth in its annual recurring revenue and outstanding net retention well above 110%.
About Accela
Accela is a provider of cloud solutions that helps governments worldwide to accelerate their digital transformation, deliver vital services, and build stronger communities. The company's purpose-built solutions and platform provide users with a consumer-like experience, data sharing across departments, and world-class security. Accela's government software meets agencies' requirements wherever they are on their modernization journey and helps them prepare for the future. The company has won several awards, including the Microsoft US Partner Award and the Inc.'s Best in Business award for SaaS. It was founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Ramon, California, with offices globally, and over 300 million residents worldwide benefit from their solutions.
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CLOUD APP DEVELOPMENT, CLOUD APP MANAGEMENT, CLOUD DEPLOYMENT MODELS
UBiqube | March 06, 2023
UBiqube showed off its integrated MSActivator and Cloudclapp solution at Mobile World Congress. This solution is meant to help telecom operators help their enterprise customers extend their CI/CD pipelines by using edge deployment instead of the cloud. With a solution from UBiqube that combines MSActivator and Cloudclapp, telecom operators can easily extend the CI/CD pipelines of their enterprise customers. Edge deployment is an option for the solution, which makes it a great choice for operators who want to improve their cloud capabilities.
The solution makes it possible for telecom operators to set up and manage service provider solutions as part of the enterprise DevOps fabric. This closes the gap between building an edge cloud and putting applications on it. The solution from UBiqube makes it easier to deploy applications over an edge cloud by letting service provider solution setup and enterprise DevOps work well together. This can help telecom operators give their enterprise customers better cloud options, which in turn can help those customers improve their CI/CD pipelines.
Nabil Souli, founder and CEO of UBiqube, said, "Both hyperscale cloud providers and telcos are developing cloud solutions at the edge." "However, large enterprises are considering edge deployments in the context of their hybrid and multicloud strategies." He also said, "One criteria for hosting an application at the edge could be latency, but the consensus is that this should not come at the expense of vendor and provider neutrality — which is a fundamental driver for transitioning to hybrid clouds." He added, "It is therefore paramount that telcos offer their customers an edge solution that is easy to blend with other cloud alternatives to ensure fast adoption."
(Source - Cision PRWeb)
MSActivator is an infrastructure-as-code framework that telcos use to automate an edge solution. Cloudclapp by UBiqube, on the other hand, is a layer for hybrid clouds that makes it easy to deploy cloud applications visually. The integrated solution gives developers a simple way to manage different infrastructure environments, making it easy to connect to other cloud options.
About UBiqube
MSActivator is UBiqube's open automation and orchestration software. For network service providers and large enterprises, the platform automates and reduces network operations. It is in charge of managing physical, virtual, and multi-vendor network infrastructure. Service orchestration, inventory management, network automation, and security automation are all part of UBiqube's MSActivator platform. With a unified view of the network infrastructure, it is possible to deliver and manage services from beginning to end. UBiqube, headquartered in Dublin, has offices in Paris, France, and Sunnyvale, California. Customers include network service providers, managed service providers, and multi-industry large enterprises. UBiqube works with Cisco, Juniper Networks, and Palo Alto Networks to automate and orchestrate networks in an integrated way. In addition, the company is a running member of the Open Networking Foundation and the Open Platform for NFV Project.
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