Kubernetes stories - Page 20

Red Hat thrives in 2019 due to Linux dominance, open source innovation, cloud independence, new products, cost efficiency, and IBM’s acquisition boost.

Microsoft and Red Hat have launched Azure Red Hat OpenShift, integrating enterprise Kubernetes to streamline hybrid cloud management across Azure services.

Lockheed Martin partners with Red Hat to revolutionise F-22 Raptor software development, cutting delivery time of new capabilities by three years.

Nutanix unveils its certified Kubernetes solution, Nutanix Karbon, enhancing enterprise cloud-native capabilities with production-ready, automated services.

Trend Micro has enhanced its Deep Security and Cloud App Security products for virtual machines on the Google Cloud Platform and Kubernetes platform protection.

Benefits include sales and marketing, training and certification, partner managers, portfolio differentiation, and automated deal registration.

Platform9 launches managed Kubernetes on VMware, offering easy Kubernetes deployment with an SLA-backed service.

Kubernetes monitoring and LM Service Insight provide performance analytics and data retention for microservices and containerised applications.

While many companies had previously been afraid of making the move, new advances in cloud security have reduced the number of successful cyber attacks.

A10 Networks introduces the Secure Service Mesh solution for Kubernetes, offering automated enterprise-level security, load balancing, and detailed analytics.

Cloudera unveils cloud-native machine learning platform powered by Kubernetes to enhance enterprise self-service data science capabilities.

NeuVector enhances Kubernetes security with new features that prevent vulnerabilities from reaching production, ensuring safer container orchestration.

VMware has announced plans to acquire Heptio, a leader in the open Kubernetes ecosystem, to enhance its cloud-native offerings.

HPE expands container offering with updates to HPE OneSphere, simplifying hybrid IT for modern application development.

It’s clear that this release from Google is part of an attempt to bolster its hybrid cloud strategy amidst fierce rivalry.

Hitachi Vantara broadens its Enterprise Cloud offerings, launching HEC Container Platform for robust cloud-native app deployment and hybrid cloud management.

The partnership includes the installation of a Kubernetes cluster backed by high-performance storage to accelerate the training of AI models.

The application container software market will grow 40% over the next few years, reaching nearly $3 billion by 2020, according to 451 Research.

Red Hat acquired CoreOS in January, describing them as an innovator and leader in Kubernetes and container-native solutions.

Microsoft and Red Hat extend their partnership, bringing OpenShift to Azure to enhance hybrid cloud capabilities for enterprise developers.