At VMworld 2019 in San Francisco, Dell Technologies announced VMware PKS support for its cloud platforms, Cloud Validated Designs, a Google Cloud partnership, and the US rollout of its Data Center-as-a-Service offering.
At VMworld 2019, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger detailed a sweeping Kubernetes strategy built on the acquisitions of Heptio and Pivotal Software, and plans to rebuild vSphere as a native Kubernetes platform.
Citrix validated its Application Delivery Controllers on Red Hat OpenShift, extending ADC capabilities—load balancing, WAF, SSL offload, and service graphs—to Kubernetes-based microservices environments across hybrid cloud.
Sysdig appointed Kris Nova as Chief Open Source Advocate in August 2019, coinciding with a reported 240% surge in Falco adoption and a significant expansion of the company’s open source engineering resources.
AKS, EKS, and GKE handle a lot — but not everything. Here’s what DevOps teams must still actively manage when running workloads on managed Kubernetes services.
A curated roundup of the week’s most significant cybersecurity and DevOps stories, including the Nmap 7.80 release, Kubernetes’ first security audit, a critical Bluetooth flaw, lateral phishing research, and August 2019 Patch Tuesday.
Pivotal’s CTO Cornelia Davis argued at DevOps Enterprise Summit that Kubernetes is more than an orchestration tool — it’s reshaping how developers think, how teams are structured, and why functional programming is making a comeback.
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.
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Docker containers and Kubernetes orchestration are reshaping how enterprises deploy applications across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Here is what CIOs and CTOs need to understand about the shift.
Kubernetes has become the gold standard for container orchestration. This guide explains how Kubernetes works—covering nodes, pods, services, volumes, namespaces, and manifests—so you can confidently get started with your first cluster.
An overview of the container technology market landscape, covering dominant platforms such as Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Red Hat OpenShift, and what drives enterprise adoption.
As Kubernetes became the dominant container orchestration platform, VMware faced pressure to integrate its vSphere, vCenter, and container products. Here is a technical look at the integration options, trade-offs, and strategic direction VMware was exploring.
The CNCF-funded Kubernetes Security Audit Working Group completed the first formal security audit of Kubernetes, spanning 1.5 million lines of code and producing 37 findings, five rated high severity. Here’s what the audit covered, how it was structured, and what it means for operators.
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The CNCF published a landmark open-source security audit of Kubernetes in August 2019, surfacing five high-severity findings and setting a new standard for proactive security in open-source projects.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation commissioned the first independent security audit of Kubernetes, conducted by Trail of Bits and Atredis Partners. The review of Kubernetes 1.13.4 uncovered 37 vulnerabilities—including five high-severity issues—and highlighted systemic problems with defaults, documentation, and operational complexity.
Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for container orchestration—so dominant that even risk-averse traditional banks are staking their core applications on it. Here’s how Italy’s largest bank made the leap.
ClearDATA launched ClearDATA Locate, a multi-cloud SaaS solution that uses distributed tracing and machine learning to help healthcare organizations track PHI across Kubernetes workloads on AWS, GCP, and Azure.
Kubernetes 1.15, released June 19, 2019, focused on stability and extensibility over new features. Key improvements include structural schemas for Custom Resource Definitions, kubeadm HA cluster automation promoted to beta, and alpha support for volume cloning.
