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Tigera Expands Reach of K8s Security and Management Platforms
Tigera today announced that it is adding real-time intrusion detection capabilities with the latest release of Calico Cloud and Calico Enterprise platforms that enable secure networking between Kubernetes clusters. In addition, Tigera ...
Tigera Integrates Calico Cloud for Amazon EKS with AWS Control Tower
Tigera has integrated its Calico Cloud networking and security platform with the governance management framework that Amazon Web Services (AWS) makes available to IT teams that have multiple accounts that need to ...
Kubernetes Sprawl Is Here: Contain Your Excitement
Kubernetes has solidified itself as a top container orchestrator tool. And use only continues to expand—a 2020 CNCF survey found that 92% of cloud-native developers have used Kubernetes in production. That’s up ...
Docker, Inc. Official Images Available on AWS Container Registry
This week at the AWS re:Invent conference, Docker Inc. announced it is making Docker Official Images available on the Amazon Elastic Container Registry Public (Amazon ECR Public) registry. Previously, Docker Inc. made ...
Mirantis Unfurls Managed CI/CD Service for Kubernetes
Mirantis today launched DevOpsCare, powered by Lens, a managed continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) service based on its integrated development environment (IDE) running on Kubernetes clusters. Anoop Kumar, director of professional services for ...
AWS Previews Raft of Updates for Kubernetes Services
During the AWS re:Invent conference this week, Amazon Web Services (AWS) previewed a series of forthcoming updates it plans for its Kubernetes-based services, including adding support for graphic processor units (GPUs) and ...
Adding FusionAuth to Kubernetes
FusionAuth is a platform for adding authentication and authorization to your apps. It’s practically a plug-and-play platform, allowing you to focus on your own app development and leave the security aspects to ...
AWS Opens Marketplace for Container Software
Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced at the AWS re:Invent conference it has created a marketplace through which IT organizations can access container images that can be deployed on any distribution of Kubernetes ...
When Using Kubernetes Does (and Doesn’t) Make Sense
Kubernetes is so ubiquitous that it almost feels like a given when containers are involved. Having a standard method to orchestrate containers is a huge win for DevOps at scale, but is ...
