Cloud-Native Networking Archives

Hammerspace Adds Data Protection Tools to Platform

Hammerspace today added data protection capabilities to its namesake data-as-a-service platform that makes it easier to manage data in environments running containerized applications. Brendon Wolfe, vice president of product marketing and strategic ...

Mike Vizard | September 25, 2019 | data as a service, data management, data storage, Hammerspace, kubernetes

Mirantis Aligns With Facebook to Advance CNFs

Mirantis announced it is furthering the adoption of container network functions (CNFs) by collaborating with Facebook to bring Magma, an open source converged access gateway software platform, to Kubernetes. Announced at the ...

Mike Vizard | September 11, 2019 | 5G, CNF, container native function, edge computing, kubernetes, virtual network functions, VNFs, Wifi 6

Dell Previews Data Protection Software for Kubernetes

At the VMworld 2019 conference this week, Dell Technologies provided a preview of how the company’s backup and recovery software will leverage open source Project Velero software to add support for Kubernetes ...

Mike Vizard | August 29, 2019 | backup and recovery, Dell Technologies, disaster recovery, Heptio, kubernetes, Project Velero, VMworld 2019

Citrix Aligns with Red Hat on ADCs for Kubernetes

Citrix today announced that its application delivery controllers (ADC) have been validated to run on top of the Red Hat OpenShift application development and deployment platform based on Kubernetes. Pankaj Gupta, senior ...

Mike Vizard | August 22, 2019 | ADCs, application delivery controllers, Citrix, kubernetes, microservices, networking

Kubernetes’ Move to the Edge: A Great Thing

Chick-fil-A, reported to be on track to becoming the third largest U.S. fast food chain behind McDonald’s and Starbucks, is not only known for its addictive chicken sandwiches and waffle fries. Behind ...

Carmine Rimi | August 2, 2019 | cloud, containers, edge computing, IaaS, infrastructure as a service, kubernetes, on-premises

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Powering Edge With Kubernetes: A Primer

Adoption of Kubernetes into data centers or cloud has been remarkable since it was released in 2014. As an orchestrator of lightweight application containers, Kubernetes has emerged to handle and schedule diverse ...

Sagar Nangare | August 1, 2019 | data, edge networking, infrastructure, iot, kubernetes

Talend Extends Docker Container Support

Talend, as part of a summer release of Talend Data Fabric, is now making it possible to containerize data services and routes directly from within the Talend Studio toolset. Nick Piette, director ...

Mike Vizard | July 22, 2019 | containers, data integration, data services, Talend, Talend Data Fabric

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Carbon Relay Brings AIOps to Kubernetes

At the Open Source and Software Development (OSCON) conference this week, Carbon Relay announced a Red Sky Ops platform that leverages machine learning algorithms to optimize Kubernetes infrastructure resources. Red Sky Ops ...

Mike Vizard | July 18, 2019 | AIOps, artificial intelligence, Carbon Relay, IT operations, kubernetes, machine learning

NetApp Adds Kubernetes Service to HCI Platform

NetApp has launched a service that automates the deployment of Kubernetes within a NetApp hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) platform. NetApp Kubernetes Service on NetApp HCI automates the deployment of Kubernetes and includes an ...

Mike Vizard | July 5, 2019 | compute, databases, HCI, hyper-converged platform, kubernetes, persistent storage, stateless, storage

Instaclustr Ties Open Services Broker to Kubernetes

Instaclustr, a provider of managed services for open source data platforms such as the Apache Kafka messaging platform and the Apache Cassandra database, announced today it will rely on the Open Services ...