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Edge Computing in the Age of AI: An Overview

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By Nati Shalom
| delltechnologies.com
Edge computing is a distributed computing paradigm that brings data processing and analysis closer to the source of data generation, rather than relying on centralized cloud or datacenter resources. It aims to address the limitations of traditional cloud computing, such as latency, bandwidth constraints, privacy concerns, and the need for real-time decision-making.
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What We Learned from Enabling Developer Self-Service

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By Nati Shalom
| The New Stack Verified
This is part of a series of contributed articles leading up to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon on Oct. 24-28. Organizations are eagerly adopting containers and Kubernetes, investing in cloud native to foster innovation and growth. According to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and SlashData, nearly 5.6 million developers use Kubernetes. That’s 31% of all backend developers. Kubernetes is a great container management platform. It’s flexible, pluggable and can do almost anything.
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Solving the Speed Paradox With Open Source PaaS

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By Nati Shalom
| DevOps.com
The number of DevOps tools keeps growing, as does the number of cloud resources and options to manage those resources. On EC2 alone, AWS offers nearly 400 instance types across storage, networking and operating systems. Complicating this further is that users can choose from machines located in 24 regions and 77 availability zones. This proliferation is driving a ‘speed paradox’ wherein the faster you grow the more fragmented and complex your ecosystem becomes which, in turn, slows everything down.
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