Containers
Breaking Up and Making Up: Composable Persistent Storage for Kubernetes
Kubernetes is rapidly emerging as the standard for application management in the data center. Kubernetes defines applications in a container model for deployment and delivers most of the software-as-a-service features of virtualized ...
A New Paradigm in Container Security with Service Mesh
Containers have been around for some time, but only recently has the technology become mature enough for large enterprises to adopt it both on-prem and in the cloud. The obvious benefits for ...
The Role of Containers in Business Transformation
Yinghua Qin | | container management, container monitoring, containers, digital transformation, IT operations, ITOpsContainers hold new promise for business and digital transformation. Yet many differences exist between monitoring containers and monitoring other elements of infrastructure, such as VMs, storage, memory and compute. Understanding those differences ...
Survey: IT Striking Balance Between Innovation, Reliability
Mike Vizard | | application development, Cloud Foundry Foundation, containers, IT survey, kubernetes, platform-as-a-serviceWhen it comes to managing IT, most DevOps teams are locked in an eternal struggle to balance innovation with reliability. There’s always a keen interest in being able to take advantage of ...
Kubernetes and Service Mesh With StackRox
DevOps and Kubernetes enable organizations to "go with security," adding security to the code instead of on top of it. In other words, security is built-in rather than bolted on. This is ...
DevOps Chat: Holistic Kubernetes and Cloud-Native App Security, With StackRox
More than ever, application security is a top priority. Beyond secure coding practices, a holistic app security strategy addresses the full application and infrastructure stack. This includes containers, microservices, orchestration, infrastructure software ...
The New Era of Kubernetes, With StackRox
Orchestrators are becoming the operating systems of cloud for the future. Which one do you think has become the dominant one? Ali Golshan, co-founder and CTO of StackRox, placed his bet on ...
ASF Moves OpenWhisk Serverless Computing Forward
Mike Vizard | | Apache Software Foundation, AWS Lambda, framework, ibm, OpenWhisk, serverless computingThe Apache Software Foundation (ASF) announced today that the OpenWhisk serverless computing framework has now become a high-level open source project. Matt Rutkowski, CTO for serverless technologies and advocacy for IBM, said ...
WSO2 Advances Microservices Gateway
At the Open Source and Software Development Conference (OSCON), WSO2 this week announced it has updated an open source microservices gateway to make it possible to expose multiple microservices through a single ...
Growing Pains for Containers, Data Centers Call for Better Management
Containers have taken the tech community by storm with their ability to drive agile and effective innovation. Compared to the rigid nature of virtual machines, it’s no wonder developers and IT teams ...
Kubernetes Adoption: Are You Ready?
Sreekanth Nyamars | | cloud strategy, container security, devops, kubernetes, microservices, orchestration, service meshEnterprises are rapidly embracing a cloud-first strategy and microservices play a pivotal role in this journey. But enterprises are achieving various levels of success, measured by many factors includingmaturity of DevOps in ...
Pivotal Software Previews Automation Framework
Mike Vizard | | application development, automation, containers, kubernetes, Pivotal, serverless, virtual machinesAt the North America Cloud Foundry Summit 2019 conference, Pivotal Software announced it is beta testing an automation framework that promises to keep its distribution of the platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment continuously updated ...
