Distributed cloud addresses all of these challenges, enabling businesses to comply with regulations, improve performance, localize deployments, and maintain operational continuity in one ...

In this article, we explore the design principles, innovations, and challenges addressed by three representative distributed file systems: Google File System (GFS), Tectonic, and JuiceFS.

In the rapid development of cloud computing and distributed systems today, microservice architecture and cloud-native technologies have become core driving forces for enterprise digital transformation ...

This part 3 article in Cloud Native Architecture Adoption series, explores service interaction in a microservices based architecture, typical challenges we experience in distributed systems ...

Many distributed systems arose out of the need to integrate legacy stand-alone software systems into a larger more comprehensive system. Since the individual systems were often developed independently ...

Infinigraph is a new distributed graph architecture that allows Neo4j’s database to run operational and analytical workloads ...

How do you effectively build a distributed, enterprise architecture? It's a daunting, if not somewhat nebulous question, akin to asking someone how do you build a house? The answer depends on what ...

Cloud-Based Security Solutions Suit Distributed Teams Legacy network security models like hub-and-spoke architectures don’t translate well for distributed remote workforces.

Some Considerations For Using Distributed Tracing While distributed tracing can provide valuable insights into the behavior of a distributed system, there are also some challenges to using it.

An operating system designed to work in a network. More complex than a centralized or decentralized architecture, each computer in a distributed system operates and scales independently but is ...

Expect to hear more about Bitcoin and its blockchain architecture in 2016, as the manner in which they crypto-currency works is becoming a best practices for developing distributed systems.