Using applications from the cloud is easy. Putting applications on the cloud, not so much. Many business applications require custom setups, and they communicate with other programs that demand their ...

Cloud apps have seen exponential growth due to an explosion of cloud services and applications. If you are new to using them, this article can guide you through setting yourself up as an active cloud ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I track enterprise software application development & data management. Application-centricity is everywhere, at every level. There ...

The complexity of cloud-native applications appears bottomless. In addition to the familiar Kubernetes, cloud-native apps build on a growing ecosystem of services baked into the public cloud platforms ...

Amazon and their Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering through their EC2 platform largely pioneered the idea of the cloud, so it should come as no surprise that many organizations are handing ...

As more and more applications and application development move to the cloud, traditional security roles and organizational structures are being shaken up. Why is that, and what are the benefits of a ...

Most enterprise computing shops are engrained quite heavily in a particular development platform, with the two key players in the enterprise computing world being Oracle's Java EE platform and ...

'AppSheet complements Google Cloud’s strategy to reimagine the application development space with a platform that helps enterprises innovate with no-code development, workflow automation, application ...

With VMWare's acquisition of SpringSource, Java's relevance to cloud application development has never seemed stronger. However, the real story here is how application deployment and operations may be ...

Google Cloud said today it’s aiming to accelerate application development by integrating generative artificial intelligence-powered assistance at every stage of the process in an effort to turbocharge ...

Microservices, cloud services, and general-purpose services are fantastic development tools that sometimes get overused. Here are some signs you’ve gone too far. Service-oriented development is older ...