Application design always presents developers with a series of trade-offs. No approach is perfect for every deployment. While the market is abuzz about microservices, containers and Kubernetes—for many good reasons—instances arise when ...

CircleCI has extended the reach of its continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform into the realm of Kubernetes via technology partnerships with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, VMware, Red Hat and Kublr. Also, ...

Docker is now about 6.5 years old. But evidence suggests that only a minority of production workloads are containerized. Here’s a look at why container adoption is relatively low and what needs ...

In less than a generation, we’ve gone from bare-metal servers to virtualization to containers. It’s a story of expanded possibilities aided by stakeholder communities coming together to solve problems. Over time, processes ...

We’re seeing container deployment of database management systems (DBMS) starting to take off, leaving the hype phase and going mainstream. One indication that containerized databases are trending is that Postgres, a well-known ...

Whether you are a part of an early stage startup, a midsize company or a Fortune 500 enterprise you hear people talking about microservices, containers or Kubernetes. Whether it’s a conversation about ...

How too many choices is having a negative impact on adoption of containerized environments Recently I was in a restaurant. You know, the kind with a 20-page menu with different sections, each ...

GitLab this week announced it will be making its repository for managing DevOps processes available on Kubernetes to help accelerate development of modern microservices-based applications built using containers. Priyanka Sharma, technical evangelist ...

Trend Micro is now making it possible to employ Kubernetes to orchestrate security scans of container images conducted by Trend Micro Deep Security, its suite of of tools that rely on deep ...

Wouldn’t it be handy if you could manage multiple Kubernetes clusters using a single tool and interface? Kubernetes would like to let you do this using a feature called federation. The trouble ...