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Torsten Volk

Denver

Managing Research Director at Enterprise Management Associates (EMA)

Principal Analyst, Application Modernization at Tech Target

I love enterprise technology and consumer tech. Data analytics and machine learning are the answer to enhance the user value for both.

Articles

  • 2 days ago | techtarget.com | Torsten Volk

    Configuration drift breaks containers in production. RHEL 10 image mode applies container principles to Linux systems for uniform OS environments across fleets with minimal risk.

  • 3 weeks ago | techtarget.com | Torsten Volk

    Organizations are constantly developing and deploying new applications in an effort to supercharge business processes, enhance employee productivity, deliver unique customer experiences, and more. As a result, many enterprises have ended up with a massive application portfolio. Recent research by Enterprise Strategy Group investigated how application volumes can affect an organization’s observability needs now and in the future. Already an Enterprise Strategy Group client?

  • 3 weeks ago | techtarget.com | Torsten Volk

    Observability vendors are in a race to leverage AI to automate root cause analysis, enable self-healing, optimize resources, reduce alert noise, automate log analysis, and deliver contextualized actionable insights to end users. Organizations across industries recognize that implementing AI-enhanced observability tools can give them strategic insights that optimize the economics of their application development and platform engineering practices.

  • Jan 6, 2025 | torstenvolk.medium.com | Torsten Volk

    Torsten Volk·Follow10 min read·--Part 2 of the Top 10 predictions for 2025 (you can find part 1 here) focuses on technologies and trends that aim at radically simplifying the software development lifecycle. Topics range from revolutionary new concepts, such as infrastructure from code (IfC) all the way to ‘old friends’ with a twist, such as observability for dev and ops.

  • Oct 28, 2024 | torstenvolk.medium.com | Torsten Volk

    Torsten Volk·Follow6 min read·--Using some GenAI magic (by GPT4o), we find the following 5 topics in the 103 developer-centric sessions at the IBM TechXchange conference. All of these topics focus on demonstrating IBM’s ability to make application developers more productive by eliminating overhead tasks, while at the same time optimizing performance, compliance, and security. Stepping through these five topics one-by-one shows the key pillars of IBM’s developer strategy.

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Torsten Volk
Torsten Volk @TorstenVolk
7 Jan 25

I just published Top 10 Enterprise Technology Trends in 2025 (Part 2): Simplifying the Software Development… https://t.co/H9lDeWDvjN

Torsten Volk
Torsten Volk @TorstenVolk
5 Nov 24

I had GPT4o draw a mindmap of all of the KubeCon sessions. It went well :-). #KubeCon #DataViz #MondayFunday https://t.co/Azmy7eZV8l

Torsten Volk
Torsten Volk @TorstenVolk
3 Nov 24

Diagram of #KubeCon 2024 topics in Salt Lake (based on the 419 session descriptions) -> Overarching topic is running the training and inference part of #LLMs on #Kubernetes clusters. Platform Engineering goes hand in hand with that topic and so does almost everything else, such https://t.co/6w0S5lDNJI