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Red Hat Looks to Operationalize OpenShift at Scale

Red Hat today at the Red Hat Summit online conference announced it is making technology previews available for a control plane for managing Red Hat OpenShift deployments dubbed Red Hat Advanced Cluster ...

Mike Vizard | April 28, 2020 | cloud, control plane, kubernetes, on-premises, Openshift, Red Hat Summit

Diamanti Previews Control Plane for Hybrid Kubernetes Environments

Diamanti has made available a technology preview of a control plane for hybrid deployments of Kubernetes clusters spanning public and private clouds. Company CEO Tom Barton says Diamanti Spektra will extend the ...

Mike Vizard | December 4, 2019 | control plane, Diamanti Spektra, Diamanti. Kubernetes, Kubernetes clusters

Upbound Extends Reach of Kubernetes Control Plane

Upbound, at the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon + Open Source Summit China 2019 conference, announced it has extended the open source Crossplane control plane that it developed to run natively on Kubernetes to ...

Mike Vizard | June 28, 2019 | APIs, cloud services, container management, control plane, Crossplane, kubernetes

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From Docker Straight to AWS

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