Adrian is a technology journalist with three decades of press experience. Primarily he works as a news analysis writer dedicated to a software application development ‘beat’. He has spent much of the last thirty years focusing on open source, analytics & data science, cloud computing, mobile devices & data management. He has an extensive background in communications starting in print media, newspapers and also television.
Karpenter Carves Out Keener Kubernetes Compute Consumption
Open source Kubernetes cluster auto-scaling and compute management project Karpenter dons its graduation robes this month as it moves to its 1.0.0 version release ...
Platform9 Arrives at Simplified Kubernetes With Fairwinds
Platform9 colludes with Fairwinds and centralizes on its managed Kubernetes-as-a-Service technology, and so the two companies hope they can create a Kubernetes cost control mechanism for public cloud deployment that is worthy ...
Slack Releases Bedrock Rollout Kubernetes Operator for StatefulSets
Slack has developed and released a Kubernetes operator as a means of managing the limitations that exist when wrangling with StatefulSet deployments. ...
What Next For The Open Container Initiative (OCI)?
Under the esteemed auspices of the Linux Foundation sits the Open Container Initiative, an open governance structure built for the express purpose of creating open industry standards around container formats and runtimes ...
Metify & Taikun Partner On ‘Advanced Total Stack’ Kubernetes
Datacenter automation company Metify is now working with Taikun to give us “advanced” Kubernetes management solutions ...
What To Expect From Kubernetes 1.31
Kubernetes v1.31 is scheduled to arrive on August 13, what can we expect from a technology that appears to be moving to a more cloud-neutral status? ...
Web5 Decentralized Web Nodes Now on Google Cloud
In the simplest terms possible, if Web3 gave us AI and Web4 gave us decentralized connections between people and machines, then Web5 gives us all of the above with greater control of ...
CNCF: Kubernetes Continues To Mature – But is it Grown Up?
Unlike people, cheese or wine, mature software isn’t simply a factor of how long an entity or thing has been around. Mature software is all about community, implementation and established use cases ...
Microservices: The Good, The Bad & The Clunky
Given that many microservices projects have started as monoliths that proved to be too clunky, this path to granular liberation can be paved with a payoff amount of reengineering, at least at ...
Calico Cluster Mesh Simplifies Microservices Integration
Calico Cluster Mesh delivers the benefits of a service mesh without the added complexity and latency of a traditional service mesh solution ...
