Critical Open Source Projects Rely On Equinix Dedicated Cloud
Open source developers working on heavy duty cloud native infrastructure components get to use our platform to build, test and distribute their software.
How You Know a Workload Has Outgrown the Cloud
Cloud costs can get out of control, often driven by business growth. Some cloud workloads have much to gain from an infrastructure rethink.
How to Use OpenTelemetry for Observability in .NET Apps
Holistic observability is a must in enterprise-grade cloud native applications. Here’s how to get it using the comprehensive OpenTelemetry framework.
Harnessing OpenTelemetry in Golang to Improve Observability
How to get started using the most versatile open source observability framework to instrument your Go application.
Why Build Your Proof of Concept on Dedicated Cloud?
POCs for workloads with no room for compromise on performance and control are best served by non-virtualized, single-tenant environments that can be provisioned on demand.
How to Improve Observability Using OpenTelemetry in Python
All the basics of starting to harness the power of OTel’s structured approach to observability data using one of today’s most popular programming languages.
Kubernetes Cost Optimization and How Bare Metal Can Help
What levers you can pull to ensure you’re not overspending on infrastructure running your clusters.
Quick Wins to Harden Your Security Now
These steps can be taken to quickly tighten overall security posture and lay the groundwork for bigger security initiatives down the line.
How to Use OpenTelemetry for Observability in Java
A getting-started guide for those looking to improve reliability and performance of Java applications using developers' go-to framework for collecting and managing telemetry data.
Getting the Most Out of OpenTelemetry Collector
The OTel collector is an essential element of observability in cloud native environments. Here’s what to know in order to get it right.
Building Robust CI/CD Systems on Cloudy Bare Metal
Why development pipelines that require specialized hardware and network configurations are best run on bare metal.