CloudBees Xs up Jenkins, partners with Pivotal, peers into future
CloudBees has put Jenkins X to the fore in a raft of announcements at Kubecon this week, less […]
etcd finds new home at CNCF
CoreOS has moved to secure the independence of etcd by donating the distributed key-value store to the Cloud Native […]
Operators = good, building them = meh? Maestro to the rescue
Mesosphere again extended the open source universe by announcing operator building tool Maestro. Operators are methods of packing, […]
Oracle shows up at KubeCon bearing ‘comprehensive cloud native framework’
Oracle crashed the party at KubeCon today, promising to free developers from vendor lock-in with what it claims […]
Using the Azure Container Service? Not for long – it’s retiring
Microsoft will “retire” its Azure Container Service next month, in favour of its Kubernetes powered alternative. Microsoft debuted […]
You did what on Kubernetes? Wait, let’s ask Sysdig Secure…v2.2
Sysdig’s commercial runtime defence offering Sysdig Secure is out in v2.2, introducing service-based access control and making better […]
Pivotal triggers launch of multi-cloud serverless platform
Pivotal made its move into serverless computing, claiming to be first to market with an open, multi-cloud serverless […]
Ubuntu burrows deeper into Kubernetes clouds
Canonical is taking steps to cement the presence of its Ububtu Linux in the cloud through the appeal […]
Docker’s top deck stands by Swarm in face of Kubernetes storm
Docker’s top brass insisted this week they were absolutely committed to standing by Swarm despite Kubernetes grabbing the […]
Google pushes Cloud Security Command Center into beta
Google Cloud Security Command Center has entered its beta phase with improvements such as new IAM roles for […]