Tag: Kubernetes
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 […]
Multi-cloud control plane Crossplane aims to help break cloud provider shackles
With lock-in on most cloud users’ minds, open source project Crossplane now offers a multi-cloud control plane to […]
Not ready for Kubernetes 1.13 yet? At least patch your setup NOW
Three new patches for container orchestration software Kubernetes have been issued to fix a critical security flaw which […]
Kubernetes shows signs of maturity, upgrades plug-in handling, as it hits 1.13
Kubernetes 1.13 is one of the quicker releases the container orchestrator has seen yet, but mostly comes with […]
VMware buys Heptio, sets course for cloud native
VMware has made a big bet on Kuberbnetes by swallowing Heptio, the two year old company started by […]