Microsoft Azure introduces Radius, an open-source development platform for multi-cloud computing
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Monterrey, California: At the Linux Foundation Members Summit, Microsoft Azures CTO, Mark Russinovich, unveiled a groundbreaking open-source project, Radius. Also: Microsoft has over a million paying Github Copilot users: CEO Nadella The new Radius aims to simplify the development, management, and operational hurdles in cloud-native computings complex landscape. Also: Microsoft is still paying for its mobile mistakes 10 years later Russinovich added that troubleshooting is notably tougher with the intertwined systems within applications. Russiovich explained that today, our code is "tied together with baling wire and duct tape using Bash and PowerShell scripts. Besides Microsoft, companies such as BlackRock, Comcast, and Millennium BCP are working together to ensure Radius defined and managed applications can run on any cloud.
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