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Cisco simplifies Kubernetes container deployment with Microsoft Azure collaboration

Source: networkworld.com Cisco seeks to enhance container deployment with a service to let enterprise customers run containerized applications across both Cisco-based on-premises environments and in the Microsoft Azure cloud. Customers can now further simplify deploying and managing Kubernetes clusters on-premises and in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with one tool, using common identify and control policies, reducing manual tasks and ultimately time-to-market for their application environments, wrote Cisco’s Kip Compton, senior vice president of the company’s Cloud Platform and Solutions group

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Kubernetes shows promise for managing martech compatibility across platforms

Source: martechtoday.com When larger enterprises need a way to keep their martech from spiraling out of control, continuous deployment and integration pipelines from container automation can help. Imagine a world where you can easily manage containerized applications across multiple environments. This is the world of Kubernetes, and learning to implement it will change your life because this model can help marketers manage data more efficiently across platforms. It allows you to have ultimate control over how your applications should run,

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Docker Enterprise 3.0 Brings Docker Kubernetes Services, New Lifecycle Automation Tools, and More

Source:infoq.com After over 2000 people participated in the Docker Enterprise 3.0 public beta program, Docker has announced Docker Enterprise 3.0 GA. This version brings Docker Kubernetes Services (DKS), new lifecycle automation tools for automating deployment of containers and Kubernetes, security enhancements, and more. Docker Enterprise 3.0 introduces Docker Kubernetes Services (DKS). Docker Kubernetes Services is designed to solve the Kubernetes complexity that stems from a lack of intuitive security and manageability configurations that enterprises expect and require. Docker Kubernetes Services

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Ballista: A Distributed Computing Platform Based on Kubernetes and Rust

Source:technotification.com Distributed computing is a model in which components of a system are shared among multiple computers for better efficiency and performance. Andy Grove, a software engineer introduced Ballista, a distributed computing platform. It’s based on Kubernetes and Rust implementation of Apache Arrow. Ballista: A Distributed Computing Platform Based on Kubernetes and Rust According to a blog post by Grove, he started DataFusion project around eighteen months ago. The project was actually an in-memory query engine based on Apache Arrow

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Kubernetes authentication project wrestles with migration problems

Source: techtarget.com GKE users like the Workload Identity feature for Kubernetes authentication with GCP services, but similar improvements to core cluster security present a potential market-wide migration headache. Kubernetes has not only matured, it’s showing a wrinkle or two. In case there was any doubt that Kubernetes is no longer a fledgling project, it has begun to show its age with the accumulation of technical debt, as upstream developers struggle to smooth the migration process for a core set of

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Fairwinds Debuts Open Source Kubernetes Configuration Tool

Source: containerjournal.com Fairwinds today announced the availability of open source Polaris software that can be employed to optimize the configuration of Kubernetes clusters. Available for download or as a service hosted by Fairwinds, Polaris was developed to make it easier to provide a managed service around Kubernetes clusters. Polaris runs a series of checks based on best practices defined by Fairwinds to ensure a Kubernetes cluster is properly and optimally configured. Kubernetes may be one of the most advanced IT

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Pivotal swings to Kubernetes

Source:- devclass.com Pivotal has done a major turn in the direction of Kubernetes, announcing that its flagship PAS platform will run on the container orchestration platform. The announcements come a month after the Dell/VMware backed firm got a roasting from investors over its tardiness embracing Kubernetes, after scaling back its financial forecasts. The new services are not a reaction to that – CEO Rob Mee had flagged up the Kubernetes announcements during the earnings call. But it is notable that they

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Using Helm Charts Tools to Manage Kubernetes Deployments at Delivery Hero

Source:- infoq.com Delivery Hero’s (DH) engineering team wrote about their use of Helm and related tools to simplify management of multiple Kubernetes environments, sensitive data, and configuration. The other tools are helmfile, helm-diff, and helm-secrets. InfoQ reached out to Max Williams, Principal System Engineer at Delivery Hero AG, to gain more insights. Multiple teams at DH use Helm charts to package applications and cluster level tools. Helmfile maintains information about which clusters have which charts installed, analogous to Ansible playbooks. Since

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AWS Adds to Container Services Lineup

Source:- containerjournal.com Amazon Web Services (AWS) this week expanded its campaign to become the primary destination for deploying containers by making available Amazon CloudWatch Container Insights in preview. Announced at its AWS Summit event in New York, Amazon CloudWatch Container Insights is the second container service announcement made by AWS this week. AWS earlier announced the general availability of AWS Fluent Bit, which enables container logs to be routed to the AWS CloudWatch management service or through the AWS Kinesis

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Kubernetes catches up with operational reality

Source:-computerweekly.com With Kubernetes now established in many organisations as the container orchestration platform of the future, are cracks already starting to show? Well, not exactly – but if I could pull out one common theme from what’s hot in the world of cloud-native, it’s the dawning light of Day Two. That’s a shorthand term used for when this stuff goes live – the Ops end of DevOps, if you like. Going live was only to be expected, yet as so

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HashiCorp Tools Bridge DevOps, Legacy IT Environments

Source:- devops.com At its HashiConf EU 2019 conference this week, HashiCorp extended the reach of its Terraform Enterprise tools for automating the management of IT infrastructure beyond the realm of DevOps into legacy IT environments. Via integration with the Service Catalog from ServiceNow, IT administrators working with a traditional ITIL-based framework now can invoke Terraform Enterprise to provision IT services. HashiCorp CTO Armon Dadgar said rather than requiring organizations to hire an infrastructure engineer to automate the provisioning of IT infrastructure,

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Free course: Getting started with Kubernetes

Source :- infoworld.com InfoWorld has partnered with Pluralsight to bring you this free online course. Learn how Kubernetes works and how to use it to manage containers If anything in tech is hotter than Docker containers, it’s Kubernetes. As a matter of fact, Docker and Kubernetes go hand in hand. While Docker has changed how applications are architected and built, Kubernetes has changed how these applications—containerized applications—are deployed and run. An open source project out of Google, Kubernetes has emerged as

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Kubernetes – from internal project to world leader

Source :- Kubernetes’s flexibility and ability to evolve means it will continue to be at the heart of cutting-edge technologies like 5G and IoT, writes Carmine Rimi, Canonical Kubernetes, the container orchestration system for automating application deployment, recently celebrated its fifth birthday. Starting life as an internal project at Google, Kubernetes has grown to become the largest open source project in history. This dominance has been supported by the platform’s inherent benefits. After all, Kubernetes can scale to the requirements

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Google Makes DL Model Deployment Easy With Deep Learning Cloud Containers

Source : -analyticsindiamag.com Google has been making efforts to refine machine learning models and techniques for more than a decade now. Recently the tech giant launched the beta version of deep learning containers, a cloud service to develop, deploy and manage the complexities and compatibilities of the machine learning projects. Deep Learning Containers are pre-packaged, performance-optimised, ready to be deployed. They have compatibility-tested docker images pre-installed with deep learning frameworks and libraries to provide a consistent environment across Google Cloud

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NetApp Adds Kubernetes Service to HCI Platform

Source :- containerjournal.com NetApp has launched a service that automates the deployment of Kubernetes within a NetApp hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) platform. NetApp Kubernetes Service on NetApp HCI automates the deployment of Kubernetes and includes an application orchestration tool, along with access to a NetApp-curated application marketplace, says Ingo Fuchs, chief technologist for cloud and DevOps at NetApp. The offering is part of a larger portfolio of NetApp Cloud Data Services on NetApp HCI that is now generally available. In addition to

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Why VMware’s Kubernetes investment will shape your multi-cloud strategy

Source :- zdnet.com Multicloud — the use of multiple cloud computing and storage services from different vendors — has been talked about for a long time, but has not widely been embraced or adopted. That’s mostly because in order for a company to embrace multiple clouds, they first need to embrace a single cloud, and then embrace a second one to get, by definition, to multicloud. A single cloud already has its own set of security, compliance, and operational challenges, and

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Agile Stacks Extends Reach of DevOps Automation Platform

Source :- devops.com Agile Stacks made the announcement at the HPE Discover 2019 conference. The company counts Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) among its investors, and at the conference this week, HPE this week outlined how Kubernetes is core to the company’s evolving hybrid cloud computing strategy. Mathon said the Agile Stacks platform provides a framework for automating the creation of DevOps pipelines across multiple tools and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) platforms. In all, there are more than 80 DevOps tools and platforms

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Google Cloud Platform’s service enters beta ?

Source :- theregister.co.uk Deep Learning Containers (DLC) has entered beta stage, according to Google’s Cloud Platform team. The service lets users you run up an instant machine learning environment – local or remote – pre-configured for popular frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch. DLC are sold alongside Google’s existing Deep Learning VMs, a set of Debian-based disk images, complete with access to NVIDIA GPUs, for running ML frameworks. Currently there are 14 such VM images, including TensorFlow, PyTorch (an ML library for

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MLflow to extend Kubernetes support in next release

Source:- devclass.com MLflow should deliver extended Kubernetes support in its next release, after its 1.0 release boosted Docker support last week. Last year Databricks cofounder and chief technologist Mattei Zaharia told Devclass that Kubernetes and Windows support were key targets for the 1.0 release. Windows support duly came in last week’s 1.0 release – just squeaking in under the firm’s self-imposed deadline – along with an experimental CLI command that enables users to build a Docker image capable of serving

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Containers and Cybersecurity: Ansible, Kubernetes, More to Consider

Source:- channelfutures.com Containers are a very big deal in enterprise computing right now. If your organization isn’t already using them, then trends indicate it probably will soon. This application virtualization technology has had profound implications for some companies that have embraced DevOps, and there is plenty of potential for it to have a similar impact on security operations. To understand why, it’s good to start with an understanding of just what containers are. A modern application is a collection of

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