Kubernetes stories - Page 2

DigitalOcean has announced a new data centre in Sydney, expanding its global presence and providing stronger compute capabilities to small businesses with low-latency links to North America and Asia.

Pure Storage has announced a new fully managed service for Portworx Enterprise, which looks to bring a Kubernetes-ready data plane to every developer that works on containerised applications.

Nutanix has announced new features for its Cloud Platform that are set to help accelerate the adoption of Kubernetes running both at scale and cost-effectively.

Red Hat has introduced Red Hat Device Edge, a solution for flexibly deploying traditional or containerised workloads on small devices.

IBM has unveiled the next generation of its LinuxONE server, a highly scalable Linux and Kubernetes-based platform intended to support thousands of workloads in the footprint of a single system.

Pure Storage named the leader for the third consecutive year by GigaOm Radar Report for enterprise Kubernetes storage.

With large-scale cloud-native deployments becoming more prevalent, enterprises are trying to bring greater efficiency and speed to cloud-native security.

Sysdig has introduced two new innovations that look to help bolster cloud services and simplify Kubernetes troubleshooting.

Red Hat has unveiled updates across its portfolio of developer tools, designed to help organisations build and deliver applications faster.

Companies are adopting cloud-native technologies faster than ever before. Unfortunately, with new technology comes new threats and challenges.

New research from Aqua Security reveals attackers are using more sophisticated techniques to target cloud-native environments.

Red Hat OpenShift 4.10 has added new capabilities in support of AI and NVIDIA AI Enterprise 2.0 certification.

The new infrastructure monitoring experience allows DevOps, SRE, and ITOps teams to proactively identify and resolve public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructure issues. 

"Portworx and Amazon EKS deliver a truly better together solution that tackles some of the biggest challenges organisations face."

The Linux Foundation summarises the progress made in 2021 towards its goal of ensuring anyone can start an open source technology career.

Rafay Systems has announced support for running virtual machines and containers on Kubernetes through its Kubernetes Operations Platform. 

Oracle has scaled up its converged charging, a move they say will combat problems associated with mass commercial 5G deployments.

Cloudian states it is focused on giving VMware TKG customers a highly scalable, more secure and cost-effective enterprise storage platform with the agility and ease-of-management needed for cloud-native applications.

This week we are speaking with Rafay Systems CEO Haseeb Budhani, who shares with us the ethos behind Rafay and the work the company is doing in the Kubernetes space to help its clients achieve the best results.

Over the past year, many organisations began their journey to the cloud for a range of reasons. 

Cloud connectivity company Kong has announced five key predictions for 2022.

"The new capabilities in Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management help further extend what the open hybrid cloud is capable of - providing a common foundation for innovation.”

Portworx by Pure Storage has released a new data protection platform, PX-Backup 2.1.

"By open sourcing Zero-Trust Access and GitOps services, we are doing our part in furthering the community's goals of making cloud-native computing ubiquitous."