CHICAGO — Incoming traffic looking to access your network and platform probably uses the network’s ingress. But the ingress carries with it scaling, availability and security issues.
For instance, said Kate Osborn, a software engineer at NGINX, suggested in this episode of TNS Makers recorded On the Road at KubeCon + CloudNative Con North America.
“One of the biggest issues is it’s not extensible,” Osborn said. “So it’s a very simple resource. But there’s a bunch of complex routing that people want to do. And in Continue reading
As the internet fills every nook and cranny of our lives, it runs into greater complexity for developers, operations engineers, and the organizations that employ them. How do you reduce latency? How do you comply with the regulations of each region or country where you have a virtual presence? How do you keep data near where it’s actually used?
For a growing number of organizations, the answer is to use the edge.
In this episode of the New Stack Makers podcast, Sheraline Barthelmy, head of product, marketing and customer success for Cox Edge, were joined by The Advantages and Challenges of Going ‘Edge Native’
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The edge is composed of servers that are physically located close to the customers who will use them — the “last Continue reading
Heather Joslyn