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Camunda Brings Workflow Engine to Kubernetes

Camunda announced today it is making available a community edition of its Zeebe workflow engine for Kubernetes that integrates with open source Apache Kafka and Elasticsearch frameworks. Company CTO Daniel Meyer says ...

Mike Vizard | July 17, 2019 | Apache Kafka, business process management, Elasticsearch, framework, kubernetes, microservices, Zeebe

Pivotal Software Embraces Kubernetes

Pivotal Software today announced it is making available an instance of the runtime it relies on for its platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment available in alpha on Kubernetes. Onsi Fakhouri, senior vice president of ...

Mike Vizard | July 16, 2019 | Cloud Foundry Foundation, container orchestration, Diego, kubernetes, PaaS, Pivotal

The 3 Phases of Containerization

The history of containers can be broken into three main phases. Each phase marks a different stage in the evolution of container technology, as well as different use cases for containers. Understanding ...

Christopher Tozzi | July 16, 2019 | container history, container orchestrators, container runtimes, containers, docker, kubernetes, virtualization

Juniper Networks Extends Juke Storage to Kubernetes

Juniper Networks has advanced its Juke container storage platform by adding support for both Kubernetes and the associated Container Storage Interface (CSI). Scott Sneddon, senior director and evangelist for multicloud solutions at ...

Mike Vizard | July 15, 2019 | container storage interface, containers, Juke, Juniper Networks, software-defined network

AWS Adds to Container Services Lineup

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 ...

Mike Vizard | July 12, 2019 | Amazon Web Services, aws, AWS Summit, cloud services, containers, devops

Container Training: How to Teach IT Teams About Containers

As containers become more critical to modern software deployments, training IT engineers to work with container technologies is also growing in importance. That begs the question: How should you go about educating ...

Christopher Tozzi | July 12, 2019 | container adoption, container concepts, container networking, container security, container storage, container technology, training

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Inside the Canonical Container Strategy

Canonical continues to pursue a somewhat bifurcated approach to containers by announcing support for Kubernetes 1.15 while continuing to advance Snaps as an application container that enables software deployment via a single ...

Mike Vizard | July 10, 2019 | Canonical, container strategy, containers, docker, Kubernetes 1.15, Snaps, software deployment

Portworx Adds Kubernetes Professional Services

Portworx, a provider of storage software optimized for containers, is making available a set of services through which it will make available consultants to help organizations set up Kubernetes infrastructure. Sarvesh Jagannivas, ...

Mike Vizard | July 2, 2019 | container, kubernetes, professional services, security, storage

Successful Container Use: Points to Consider

Developing software is fraught with potential dangers. Bugs and errors often occur because code that was developed in one environment doesn’t always run exactly the same when it is deployed in another ...

Robert Ross | July 2, 2019 | benefits of containers, containers, security, software applications, testing

Building Secure Production-Ready Kubernetes Clusters and Containers, Part 1

Creating the right Kubernetes cluster and container environment is a must for security. Here’s how to do it properly. Kubernetes is an effective tool for constructing highly scalable systems. As a result, ...