Long Live Containerization!
In part one of this two-part series on what has transpired in the cloud-native community—and specifically the Kubernetes ecosystem in the past year—we discussed the emergence of Kubernetes and cloud-native as the next evolutions of IT. We also discussed some of the challenges of onboarding these technologies. In this article,
Gravitational has updated its open source packaging tool for deploying Kubernetes clusters to enable packaging multiple Kubernetes applications into a single image file that can be replicated across multiple clusters. In addition, version 5.5 of the Gravity packaging tool for Kubernetes has been integrated with Helm, the open source packaging
Software containers have become more popular in recent years as many organizations have discovered the benefits of containerization. Unfortunately, as is often the case with rapid advances in technology, container security has been a bit neglected and is often an afterthought. Part of the problem is that some security teams
Pivotal Software this week announced it has made the Greenplum massively parallel processing (MPP) database available in beta on Kubernetes. Announced at the Greenplum Summit, the forthcoming version 6 of Greenplum will take advantage of multiple pods with a Kubernetes cluster to process database queries in parallel. Jacque Istok, vice
