Yahoo Japan’s US Subsidiary Actapio Selects Instana to Advance Monitoring Capabilities in Upgrade to Hybrid On-Premise Infrastructure

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Yahoo Japan’s US Subsidiary Actapio Selects Instana to Advance Monitoring Capabilities in Upgrade to Hybrid On-Premise Infrastructure

“Delivering new application functionality is critical to the continued success of Yahoo Japan,” s... “Delivering new application functionality is critical to the continued success of Yahoo Japan,” said Norifumi Matsuya, President & CEO of Actapio in charge of cloud infrastructure engineering. “Our goal is to build the infrastructure and tools to enable our engineers to seamlessly deliver, yet precisely manage performance of, new services.” The Actapio team realized in 2016 that Kubernetes was the