kubernetes

We previously introduced the Kubernetes Maturity Model and discussed how to prepare for Kubernetes. The next phase in your journey to achieving Kubernetes maturity is transformation. Thus far, you should have prepared ...

Microsoft, at its online Ignite 2021 conference this week, extended the reach of its Azure Arc framework for managing Kubernetes environments to include artificial intelligence (AI) workloads deployed on edge computing platforms ...

Technology experts have been praising Kubernetes and its enterprise benefits for some time. Kubernetes technology is open by nature and gives organizations the ability to containerize their applications—an essential capability for the ...

IBM today made generally available a managed Cloud Satellite edge computing service, based on Red Hat OpenShift, that now includes more than 65 partners, including Cisco, Dell Technologies, Intel and Lumen Technologies ...

Spectro Cloud today announced it is adding support for already installed distributions of Kubernetes to its management platform. Previously, the Spectro Cloud Kubernetes platform required IT organizations to install a distribution of ...

Fairwinds this week made available an update to its Kubernetes cluster monitoring tool that is now integrated with the data collector employed by open source Prometheus monitoring software. In addition, Fairwinds Insights ...

Before you read the below rant, it’s vital for me to explain myself: I love Kubernetes; live and breathe containers. Not knowing where my apps are running, while at the same time ...

Over just two years, breaches caused by cloud misconfigurations exposed 33.5 billion records and generated an estimated $5 trillion in damages. Amid rising cyberattacks and novel vulnerabilities, overlooking cloud and K8s security ...

Lightbend today announced that the Akka platform it built for deploying distributed cloud-native applications is now available on the Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services (EKS). Mark Brewer, CEO, Lightbend, says for the first ...

I like to use the word “pillar” to describe major “immovable” structural parts of DevOps. Much like a pillar, a column of a building that helps hold the structure up, a DevOps ...