Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Java will no longer have ‘major’ releases

Real-time AI gets closer with Project Brainwave

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May 08, 2018

Java will no longer have 'major' releases

The twice-yearly Java releases will get new version numbers, but they won't have the degree of change that whole version numbers have historically indicated Read More ▶

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Video/Webcast: Six Nines & AWS

Architect Your Legacy Microsoft Apps into Modern Cloud Workloads

Are you looking to find a way to migrate and modernize your legacy Microsoft applications and data? Join our upcoming webinar with AWS, Six Nines, and NRC Health to learn how NRC Health migrated their 20-year-old Microsoft application to the cloud, reducing the risk of downtime and long change management windows. When: June 28, 2018 | 10 am PDT/1 pm EDT Read More ▶

Real-time AI gets closer with Project Brainwave

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Python, Scala climb the ranks of language popularity

Python's rise has been steady, while Scala's rise this time may last longer than before Read More ▶

Why use Ansible for automation and orchestration

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Take advantage of Azure Service Bus queues for scalable, cloud-based, asynchronous, and reliable messaging in your .Net applications Read More ▶

What's new in Microsoft Visual Studio Code

Microsoft regularly updates Visual Studio Code. Keep track of the updates' key capabilities in this changelog Read More ▶

Video/Webcast: N2WS & AWS

How Notre Dame Maintains Uptime on AWS: A Master Class

Join our upcoming webinar to hear Aaron Wright, Notre Dame Systems Engineer, discuss how the university maintains continuity when unforeseen circumstances arise. When the applications team rolled out a patch on a production server, they unwittingly introduced a vulnerability. Notre Dame passed the test with flying colors: they successfully leveraged CPM to roll it back, thereby retaining critical data and supporting business continuity. Read More ▶

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