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August 2018, Vol. 1, No. 3

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Features in this issue

Microservices development will fail with monolithic mindset
by Jan Stafford
Enterprises that build microservices with traditional development tools and practices can run into problems in configuration and dependency management.
Most jobs in the IT industry pay well, but skills matter
by Phil Sweeney
A survey of tech professionals identified which IT skills are most in demand. Find out how salaries compare from region to region, and how expertise affects compensation.
Benefits of infrastructure as code range from speed to scaling
by Alan R. Earls
Provisioning large numbers of servers takes time. One of infrastructure as code's benefits is that once you declare a desired state, code maintains that environment with ease.

Columns in this issue

Emotional intelligence in the workplace makes a difference
by Theresa Neate
Technologists need to know people as well as they know their craft. Applying emotional intelligence in the workplace helps convey ideas and change organizations.
Big data processing could be the way all data is processed
by Mike Matchett
Some organizations take their time with new technologies to let first adopters suffer the growing pains. But there's no treading water in the big data stream; the current won't wait.

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