Editorial Calendar

At this point, it’s almost cliché to say Kubernetes is king in the cloud native world. But sometimes clichés exist for a reason — and the data doesn’t lie. The latest mid-year ...

In what may be the most Apple-esque move in recent memory—quiet, strategic, and totally on-brand—the tech giant has apparently executed an “acquihire without the acquisition” by scooping up the co-founders and core ...

Docker has established itself as an essential pillar of software development. In 2024, more than 15 billion container images were downloaded on Docker Hub, in addition to 13 million developers using Docker all ...

Docker, Inc., today made available a curated catalog of hardened container images that will enable application development teams to better secure their software supply chains. Nikhil Kaul, vice president of product marketing ...

In a move that couldn’t be more timely, Mirantis has released Rockoon, an open-source project that makes OpenStack management on Kubernetes remarkably straightforward. The launch comes as organizations worldwide search for cost-effective ...

Docker, Inc., today added support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to make it simpler for developers to invoke artificial intelligence (AI) agents using the existing tools they rely on to build ...

Kubernetes workloads differ. That basic truth should come as no surprise to anybody. We know that K8s sports a variety of workload patterns, each with its own characteristics, based on different use ...

The latest release of Kubernetes, made available this week, adds 24 capabilities in alpha, with another 18 that were under previous development having been declared stable. At the same time, another 20 ...

An analysis of thousands of incidents involving Kubernetes clusters finds IT teams are spending 34 workdays per year resolving issues, with 79% of those incidents stemming from recent system changes. The report, ...

Let’s start at the beginning. eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is a technology built into the Linux kernel that allows sandboxed programs to run safely inside the kernel itself. Originally, it was ...