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EKS vs GKE vs AKS - Evaluating Kubernetes in the Cloud

Webinar

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Sponsored by stackrox

Tuesday, March 24, 2020
1pm ET

With Kubernetes taking over the world, most cloud service providers now offer managed Kubernetes services. Even though core Kubernetes functionality usually remains consistent across platforms, the feature sets and manageability of each provider varies wildly. 

In this webinar, we’ll take a deep dive into the Kubernetes offerings from Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform and see how they measure up to each other, focusing on: 

  • operational overhead,
  • supported features,
  • security options.
Karen Bruner
Technical Evangelist - StackRox
Karen Bruner is a Technical Evangelist at StackRox. After a couple decades on-call, Karen has developed a phobia of not getting enough sleep. She spends her spare time rendering puns in yarn, learning obscure fiber crafts, and tripping over cats. Karen also has a blog, where she shares techniques, stories, and rants about running web services using DevOps principles, The Nightmare Before DevOps.

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