State of the cloud 2019: Multi-cloud and Kubernetes go hand in hand

State of the cloud 2019: Multi-cloud and Kubernetes go hand in hand

  • October 5, 2019
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State of the cloud 2019: Multi-cloud and Kubernetes go hand in hand

Multi-cloud solutions, Kubernetes, AWS, and open source software are all having a banner year according to data from Sumo Logic’s customers. Sumo Logic’s annual report reveals some observations and insights about modern applications and DevSecOps in the cloud. Multi-cloud solutions, Kubernetes, AWS, and open source software are all having a banner year according to data from Sumo Logic’s customers.

See the key findings, including the top five AWS services and database technologies.

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