Container Journal

A Cloud Native Application Bundle (CNAB) specification that promises to make it easier to deploy software has now become an official project within the Joint Development Foundation, an arm of the Linux Foundation dedicated to defining open source standards. Originally proposed by Microsoft, Docker Inc., HashiCorp and Bitnami, the CNAB

Google this week extended its campaign to establish Anthos as a hybrid cloud computing platform by adding support for a serverless computing framework along with an instance of the Istio service mesh Google helped develop. Based on Kubernetes, Anthos is a cloud platform that can be deployed on any public

Kubernetes adoption has exploded, especially in production environments, and is considered by most as the de facto container orchestrator. As the container and Kubernetes market continues to mature, security of the cloud-native stack is becoming ever more important. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation recently published its results of a months-long

Mirantis announced it is furthering the adoption of container network functions (CNFs) by collaborating with Facebook to bring Magma, an open source converged access gateway software platform, to Kubernetes. Announced at the Magma Developer conference, Boris, Renski, chief marketing officer for Mirtantis, says the company has spent the last six