Using APM to Chart a Course [to the Cloud]
So you’re migrating to the Cloud? When an organization decides that it’s time for them to pull the trigger on migrating to the cloud, noble intent must be presumed. [...]
Getting started with OpenShift development – in just 15 minutes
Posted by: Christopher Downey DevSecOps, OpenShift
Christopher Downey2019-08-08T12:44:08-04:00Introduction This is the start of tutorial series for software developers on OpenShift and DevSecOps. We will start as simple as possible, incrementally working our way to creating complex [...]
Migrating to the cloud isn’t always rainbows and sunshine
Posted by: Sean Applegate Blog, need-to-know, Performance Engineering
Sean Applegate2018-06-15T16:26:00-04:00Migrating to the cloud isn’t always rainbows and sunshine, so be sure to bring your raincoat and umbrella – figuratively of course. In our recent solution brief, we discussed [...]
Swish Rebrands, Increasing Focus on Key Service Pillars
Posted by: Sean Applegate Press Releases
Sean Applegate2018-02-23T13:25:25-05:00McLean, Va., February 28, 2018 – Swish (www.SwishData.com), a trusted veteran-owned provider of IT solutions and services to the U.S. Federal Government, announced today that it rebranded and [...]
Swish Verified as Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small-Business (SDVOSB)
Posted by: Sean Applegate Press Releases
Sean Applegate2018-02-23T09:01:29-05:00Vienna, Va., February 16, 2018 – Swish (www.swishdata.com), a trusted veteran-owned provider of IT solutions and services to the U.S. Federal Government, announced today that it has been [...]
What exactly is “Performance Engineering” as it pertains to the enterprise?
Posted by: Sean Applegate Blog, Performance Engineering
Sean Applegate2020-02-13T01:10:27-05:00What exactly is “Performance Engineering” in an enterprise environment? While Performance Engineering has been used to describe developmental processes within the software community, it is commonly being used to [...]
The Basics, Part 2, To Converge or not to converge?
Posted by: Joe Bailey Blog, IT Modernization
Joe Bailey2018-02-13T10:29:59-05:00Choosing the technologies that populate your newly built data center can be a challenge. There are normally 2 different approaches: Go with what you know works, or try [...]
The Basics, Part 1, Racks, Power and Cooling
Posted by: Joe Bailey Blog, IT Modernization
Joe Bailey2018-02-13T09:26:23-05:00This post is the first in a series detailing the major pieces and parts of the modern data center, how they apply toward building or upgrading an aging [...]
Shadow IT’s Impact on Organizational Risk
Posted by: Sean Applegate Blog, Cyber Security
Sean Applegate2018-02-16T11:03:17-05:00Shadow IT, once limited to unapproved Excel macros and boxes of software purchased at office supply stores, has evolved from its humble beginnings. Shadow IT is now a [...]
The Expanded Threat Landscape in the Age of the Internet of Things
Posted by: Sean Applegate Blog, Cyber Security
Sean Applegate2018-02-16T11:03:43-05:00The Internet of Things has created an incredible opportunity to greatly increase the comfort, efficiency, and productivity of society. Likewise, it has opened a Pandora’s Box of vulnerabilities [...]