Author: anil

Kubernetes

AT&T and Dell Technologies Team Up to Advance Container Platforms and Bare-Metal Kubernetes

AT&T and Dell Technologies have pledged to collaborate on open source container platform initiatives, including AirShip, Metal3-io, and bare-metal Kubernetes provisioning, with implications for 5G infrastructure and cloud-native enterprise IT.

AWSDocker

Container Orchestration in Southeast Asia: Key Vendors, Market Segments, and Growth Drivers (2019)

An overview of the container orchestration landscape in Southeast Asia, covering key vendors such as AWS, Google, Microsoft, Docker, Red Hat, and Rancher Labs, along with the countries and forces shaping adoption across the region.

Google Cloud

CloudBees and Google Cloud Partner to Accelerate App Development Across Hybrid and Public Cloud Environments

CloudBees and Google Cloud announced a collaboration to deliver a modern, open-source-based DevOps platform powered by Google Cloud’s Anthos, targeting hybrid and multi-cloud application delivery pipelines.

GitHubGitLab

Peer Code Review Software: Key Platforms, Market Segments, and SWOT Considerations (2019 Overview)

An overview of the peer code review software landscape, covering major platforms such as GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, deployment types, end-user segments, and strategic considerations for DevOps teams evaluating these tools.

Microsoft

Nucleus Cyber Joins the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association to Strengthen Data-Centric Collaboration Security

Nucleus Cyber has joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), bringing deeper Azure Information Protection integration and dynamic access controls to Microsoft 365 collaboration tools including Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive.

AWS

Enterprise Blockchain Firm Cypherium Secures Google Cloud Partnership, Adding to AWS and IBM Deals

New York-based blockchain startup Cypherium has joined the Google Cloud technology partner program, extending a cloud alliance strategy that already includes AWS and IBM Cloud. The company targets enterprise adoption with a platform claiming up to 5,000 transactions per second.

AWS

AWS Banned ‘Multi-Cloud’ Language From Partner Marketing — And Google Cloud Hit Back

AWS released partner branding guidelines forbidding terms like ‘multi-cloud’ and ‘cross cloud’ in co-branded marketing. Google Cloud’s Robert Enslin publicly called it out, pointing to his company’s Anthos platform as proof that multi-cloud is a customer reality.

Vmware

VMware and Pivotal: What the Acquisition Meant for the Cloud Foundry vs. Kubernetes Debate

When VMware moved to acquire Pivotal in 2019, it set the stage for a closer relationship between Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes—two platforms that enterprises use to build and run cloud-native applications. Here is what that deal meant for the PaaS vs. KaaS debate.