Cloud Native

Covering the technologies and processes enabling the transition to a cloud-native and DevOps-centric approach to software development, this webinar introduces the 451 Research Cloud Native Technologies Channel – our view and segmentation of the market, research agenda and team.

We expect that the COVID-19 impact on cloud-native technologies will end up, in aggregate, to be positive. The 'cloud' sits strategically at the top of the list of IT technologies viewed as most transformative, and any work in progress is prone to acceleration, not retrenchment, for those for whom the short-term negatives of COVID-19 can and will be absorbed.

In this report, we offer a higher-level view of how the pandemic may impact key segments of the technology industry overall, including some recommendations for IT and business leaders looking to be responsive to this exceptional situation.

This report represents our inaugural 2020 Research Agenda for cloud-native technologies. It defines the market, calls attention to key trends, and describes how we will study the various technologies, vendors and service providers within it.

451 Research's Founder and Research Vice President William Fellows presents his analysis of the cloud native technologies and trends that will drive and reshape enterprise technology markets in the year to come and how 451 Research is covering this sector.

The cloud space continues to evolve as hybrid/multi-cloud emerges as the key organizing principle for increasingly heterogeneous IT, cloud-native technologies enter into IT environments, and complexity (and lack of in-house skills) creates a new landscape for IT operations.

Leading technology analyst firm launches new omni-channel initiative to provide comprehensive data and insight around the fast-emerging cloud native market

This report discusses cloud native software and its impact on enterprise infrastructure and applications, including key vendors and what the trend means moving forward.

Why all the excitement about service mesh? Because it has the potential to become a Swiss Army Knife of modern-day software, solving for the most vexing challenges of distributed microservices-based applications.

It's hardly scientific but one way to think about this market – and the opportunity – is that while 90% of applications don't use containers, 95% of new applications do.

This is the first of two spotlights that examine the opportunity to support hybrid environments (including on-premises clouds) via management platforms, as well as the role of hyperscalers and other suppliers, and the opportunity delivered by the re-platforming to cloud-native.

This is the second of two spotlights that examine the opportunity to support hybrid environments (including on-premises cloud) via management platforms, the role of hyperscalers and other suppliers, plus the opportunity delivered by the re-platforming to cloud-native.