Azure Kubernetes Service

Nutanix Karbon Now Integrates With Microsoft Arc

The Karbon distribution of Kubernetes made available by Nutanix has now been integrated with Microsoft Arc management framework. The number of Kubernetes distributions that support Microsoft Arc is expected to steadily increase ...

Mike Vizard | March 29, 2021 | Azure Kubernetes Service, kubernetes, Microsoft Azure, nutanix

Microsoft Previews Managed Kubernetes Service on Azure

As part of an effort to eliminate a Kubernetes management tax, Microsoft previewed a managed instance of Kubernetes clusters running on Azure that it will manage on behalf of customers for free ...

Mike Vizard | October 26, 2017 | Azure, Azure Container Service, Azure Kubernetes Service, cloud, containers, Docker Enterprise Edition, Docker Swarm, managed Kubernetes, microservices, microsoft, public cloud

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