Tag: Kubernetes
Can’t stop, won’t stop: Docker pushes new versions of Engine and Desktop
Docker seems to have made it through its end-of-year spurt of activity this week, which sees the company […]
What’s that coming over the hill? 2020’s last Kubernetes release
The Kubernetes release cycle is back to its usual self, bringing version 1.20 to K8s aficionados young and […]
What’s the point: CLion, Rancher, Apache TVM, and AWS Lambda
The final CLion release of the year aims to lend C/C++ developers a hand at debugging. To make […]
Not reinventing the wheel: AWS debuts its own K8s distro, looks to make ML more accessible
AWS re:Invent is here and with it a slew of Amazon product announcements, including container tech, storage, machine […]
Weaveworks makes push for GitOps anywhere with WKP 2.4 release
Cloud native tool providers Weaveworks have just released version 2.4 of their commercial Kubernetes platform in a bid […]
Quick reminder: Continuous Lifecycle Online 2021 call for presentation is ending soon
Are you working with software containers, looking after a microservice architecture, experimenting with edge computing, or leading a […]
Cloudy with a chance of ML: Feast creator joins Tecton, while Kinvolk introduces Headlamp, and yet another Kubernetes distro debuts
Just a couple of days after the LF AI & Data Foundation welcomed machine learning feature store Feast […]
Linkerd 2.9 arrives on Kubernetes wave, becomes more multicluster-savvy
Kubernetes service mesh Linkerd 2.9 has made it across the finish line, featuring zero-config mutual TLS for all […]
Tick tock: Microsoft prepares to switch off support for Helm V2, warns tardy users they’re going off the charts
Microsoft has issued an urgent warning to users of the Helm chart manager for Kubernetes, as version 2 […]
KEDA 2.0 scales up the scale of its Kubernetes scaling-up
A year after the release of version 1.0 of the KEDA Kubernetes scaling manager, version 2.0 is now […]