Kubernetes stories

Pure Storage has announced further expansion of its subscription services portfolio, with FlashStack now delivered as-a-Service.>>

Pure Storage has been named the leader in the GigaOm Radar Report for Enterprise Kubernetes Storage.>>

State of Kubernetes Security: Concerns remain - and are slowing down innovation. >>

WSO2 has acquired Platformer, with the intention of extending Kubernetes capabilities and empowering enterprise developers and DevOps.>>

These new additions have the aim of improving user productivity through extending platform performance and reliability, and adding API management and anomaly detection capabilities.>>

“We are thrilled to see our partners’ continued momentum with Pure as-a-Service and are excited to deliver new opportunities for partners to make an impact through our unique and differentiated subscription offerings.”>>

Confluent has announced Confluent for Kubernetes, its new platform purpose-built to bring cloud-native capabilities to data streams in private infrastructures. >>

Red Hat, has introduced new capabilities and enhancements to its enterprise Linux platform, which it says will further Red Hat Enterprise Linux as a foundation for the open hybrid cloud for data centres and edge deployments.>>

"Working with our Australian and global teams, we’re able to leverage the best-in-class technologies and processes to provide our customers across SMEs and enterprise industries with accelerated innovative offerings.">>

The announcement means DevOps teams will be better placed to search and analyse logs from any source, all in a centralised location, without log-targeting or manual intervention. >>

In 2019, CAST AI saw the great potential in the fusion of AI and cloud, and the company was born: a cloud optimisation platform that reduces cloud costs, optimises DevOps, and uses AI to automate disaster recovery via multi-cloud. >>

Across industries, companies are investing in hybrid and multicloud technologies to ensure they have the flexibility to innovate anywhere and meet evolving business needs.>>

"Cloud native apps and services are more vital than ever before, and any risk in the infrastructure has critical implications.">>

Under the partnership, organisations can now use Databricks to create a lakehouse capable of data engineering, data science, machine learning, and analytics on Google Cloud’s global, scalable, and elastic network. >>

“With Jetstack Secure our customers can see a detailed view of each cluster and an instant visual status of all workload certificates, including their association with Kubernetes resources.">>

Designed to ease the security of container builds, deployments and runtime workflows, the new service helps developers accelerate innovation and minimise application downtime across Kubernetes environments.>>

Introduces elasticity and scalability for Boomi data management with AWS. Also, joins AWS Public Sector Partner Program.>>

Red Hat will further expand its security offering, adding StackRox's complementary capabilities to strengthen integrated security across its open hybrid cloud portfolio.>>

New Relic is set to take over Pixie Labs, a company that specialises in machine intelligence observability platform for Kubernetes development.>>

NetApp and Google Cloud have announced the availability of the containerised, software-based variant of NetApp Cloud Volumes Service in the Asia Pacific. >>

Veeam Backup for AWS v3 now delivers AWS-native backup and recovery of Amazon RDS databases.>>

While most organisations today are using cloud-native apps, Kubernetes and microservices, they struggle to secure and connect the complex environments resulting from them. >>

Businesses in the A/NZ region can deploy Google Cloud VMware Engine closer to their operations and unlock new growth opportunities.>>

The company has launched its beta program of Zerto for Kubernetes (Z4K), an extension of its Zerto Platform, to support next-generation, cloud native applications.>>