Lucas Carlson
Contributor
Want to Join?
Opinions expressed by ICN authors are their own.
Lucas Carlson founded AppFog, a PaaS company that leveraged Cloud Foundry and was acquired by CenturyLink. Lucas has been a professional developer for 20 years and specializes in Ruby on Rails development. Lucas has authored Programming for PaaS and the Ruby Cookbook and has written half a dozen libraries in various programming languages and contributed to many others, including Rails and RedCloth. He maintains a personal website at lucascarlson.net.
The opinions expressed in this blog are those of Lucas Carlson and do not necessarily represent those of IDG Communications, Inc., its parent, subsidiary or affiliated companies.
How devops changes monitoring
A more agile approach to developing, testing, and deploying applications calls for more comprehensive and real-time monitoring systems
How devops changes both dev and ops
A combination of cultural transformation and automation is redefining the way developers and operations work together
Why you should use microservices
Find out how large and small enterprises are using microservices to continuously modify, scale, and update their apps for changing business needs
How deep learning will transform automation
Managing computer systems, finding bugs, and plugging security holes are all problems that AI will solve
Enterprise IT startups are doing it all wrong
Vendors keep focusing on Mode 2 solutions when Enterprise IT remains predominantly Mode 1
A tale of two containers
The story of Linux containers has many points of view. Vendors see it one way, but are they really addressing customers needs?
Are containers ready for prime time yet?
As we enter 2016, Linux Containers look like one of the hottest technologies of the year. It's all too easy to get caught up in the excitement of "The Containerization of Everything." But are containers really ready for enterprise IT...
Four ways Docker fundamentally changes application development
How Docker containers streamline development and deployment, encourage best practices, and enable a new breed of microservices based applications.
4 ways Docker fundamentally changes application development
How Docker containers streamline development and deployment, encourage best practices, and enable a new breed of micro-services based applications