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Machine Learning for the Financial Sector using D2iQ's Kaptain

Learn how your Financial organization can benefit from Kubernetes with machine learning. Kaptain, D2iQ's cloud-native end-to-end machine learning platform, already powers government organizations and research teams across the globe in highly secure environments. Financial organizations can now leverage that same technology to infuse their products and services with AI.

Machine Learning for Healthcare using D2iQ Kaptain

Learn how your healthcare organization can benefit from Kubernetes with machine learning. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are ubiquitous in consumer products and online services: apps, smart speakers, social media, recommendation engines in retail and entertainment. The potential in healthcare is enormous, with the market for AI in healthcare to grow to more than $30bn in the next four years. Despite this investment, sustained returns on AI investment elude most organizations, especially while meeting tough requirements for security and patient data privacy.

How Automation Takes the Time and Guesswork Out of Security Compliance

As this fiscal year wraps up, many agencies are planning their response to compliance reporting requirements. Meeting these requirements—particularly in advance of an audit—can be incredibly time-consuming. While the Defense Department has made managing risk easier through Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs), it’s still dependent upon IT staff to help ensure their systems are continuously secure and compliant.

Modernizing Kubernetes Security and App Development

Some of the biggest challenges facing today's applications revolve around management, visibility, and security. In this Fast Chat with Data Center Knowledge, D2iQ Kubernetes experts explore the state of the DevOps industry, how new solutions create a greater level of visibility and security into modern apps, and how to reduce complexity as you explore more cloud and services solutions. Featuring: Bill Kleyman (Moderator, Data Center Knowledge) Lauren Fishburn (D2iQ) John Miller (D2iQ) Brent Hansen (D2iQ)

Top Three Benefits of Using GitOps Driven Multi-Cluster Workload Management via Flux CD

With Kubernetes becoming more and more popular every day, so is managing clusters at scale. Managing Kubernetes clusters the GitOps way via Flux CD operator you can manage thousands of clusters, each with dozens or even hundreds of nodes. GitOps works by using Git as a single source of truth for declarative infrastructure and applications. For a Kubernetes cluster the Git repository hosts all resource manifests making up an application. Flux leverages this principle with a set of controllers watching one or more Git repositories for such manifests and automatically applies them.

Running Mission-Critical Applications on Kubernetes in Production at Scale with DKP

Learn how your DevSecOps platform can provide your development teams with resilience, security, and agility allowing them to deliver higher quality software faster and in a secure environment. D2iQ Kubernetes Platform (DKP) is helping organizations such as the US Air Force, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Energy, and the Intelligence Community amongst other Public and Private Sector organizations to provide a resilient platform for their DevSecOps initiatives.

Workflows: your process, automated

After many weeks of work, we're delighted to announce the latest feature of the incident.io platform: Workflows. Configure your processes once, and we'll make sure you follow them, every time ✨ A little while ago, I was asked the question: “what makes a good incident response?”. Whilst there’s infinite nuance in the answer, mine was pretty straightforward. The best incidents are founded on principles of communication, coordination, and clear roles and responsibilities.

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3 IT Workflow Automation Use Cases to Turbocharge Your Business

According to a recent survey by Gartner, business leaders anticipate a return to growth for their enterprises and industries in 2022, and a big part of their investment plans involve digital transformation. In fact, 20% of CEOs cited digital transformation as a priority for strategic investment. That is a significant shift from 2012 when Gartner found that only 2% of CEOs surveyed had made digital transformation a priority.