Linode made its Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE) generally available, offering managed Kubernetes clusters with a free control plane, integrated tooling, and multi-region support as a cost-competitive alternative to larger cloud providers.
Kasten’s K10 platform was purpose-built to solve the data protection challenges unique to Kubernetes and microservice architectures — challenges that traditional backup tools were never designed to handle.
A practical guide to widely recognized online DevOps courses covering Kubernetes, Jenkins, CI/CD pipelines, containers, and site reliability engineering — with prerequisites and target audiences for each.
Trend Micro’s Kubernetes security guide breaks down the three major threat categories facing Kubernetes clusters — external attacks, misconfigurations, and vulnerable container images — and offers practical guidance for defending each.
Kubernetes is evolving fast. This article explores the key trends shaping its future: serverless infrastructure, cloud-native security, compliance as code, and the need for ecosystem standardisation.
Red Hat, NetApp, Kioxia, and StorageOS have each announced Kubernetes storage features designed to support stateful, data-intensive workloads—enabling the cloud-native applications that underpin modern remote work.
Containers and Kubernetes demand a new approach to security. Learn why integrating DevSecOps into your cloud-native pipeline is essential, what tools support it, and how to get started with small, measurable steps.
VMware’s State of Kubernetes 2020 Report surveyed 247 enterprise Kubernetes users. Here are the most important findings on adoption trends, benefits, decision-making, and challenges.
Microsoft announced a next-generation Azure VMware Solution — a first-party managed service built on VMware NSX-T — that coexists with, rather than replaces, the original CloudSimple-backed offering. Here is what changed and what it means for enterprise VMware workloads.
Kubernetes brings powerful native security capabilities, but many of the risks teams encounter are rooted in old habits: misconfigured settings, excessive privileges, and treating security as an afterthought. Here is what practitioners need to watch.
Containers-as-a-Service (CaaS) is rapidly moving from niche concept to mainstream enterprise practice. Here’s what it is, why adoption is surging, and what challenges organizations still face.
Red Hat’s first-ever virtual summit delivered announcements covering OpenShift Virtualization, OpenShift 4.4, and Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes — all from home, amid COVID-19.
Kubernetes is powerful but complex—and that complexity creates real security risks. Here are four key security challenges organizations face when running Kubernetes in production, along with practical mitigation strategies.
Couchbase released v2.0 of its Autonomous Operator for Kubernetes, promising single-click cluster deployment across any cloud and a reported 95% reduction in operational complexity. Here’s what the release means for database engineers running NoSQL workloads on Kubernetes.
As Google’s advertising revenue proved highly sensitive to economic conditions during Q1 2020, the company pivoted to aggressive cloud investment—accelerating hiring, expanding G Suite, and pursuing strategic acquisitions—to build a more resilient, diversified business.
Red Hat’s OpenShift platform sits at the center of enterprise hybrid cloud strategies. Here’s how OpenShift 4.4, Advanced Cluster Management, and KubeVirt-based VM support are helping organizations manage complexity across on-premises and cloud environments.
AWS expanded its Sydney (ap-southeast-2) region with three major updates: CloudWatch Synthetics and Amazon Keyspaces for Apache Cassandra both reached general availability, and Amazon EKS gained AWS Fargate support.
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Kubernetes Operators automate complex, stateful application management on your cluster. Learn what operators do, the five capability levels, when to use an existing operator, and when to write your own.
Kong Inc. released Kong for Kubernetes 0.8, adding Knative ingress support, a new cluster-level CRD, and updated annotations. Here’s a technical breakdown of what changed and why it matters.
