Transforming Information Into Knowledge
Transforming Information Into Knowledge
Kubernetes is the most used orchestration tool, capturing 43 percent of container users. Twenty-seven percent of all container users say Kubernetes is the container orchestrator they use most often.
Instead of a large uptake in new container users, the “action” is in converting small implementations into larger ones.
According to a BCG study, long development times have become an even bigger inhibitor to innovation and product development. In an article about NoOps and serverless, Mark Boyd speculated that this is because DevOps adds development time as application builders become weighed down by the need to manage […]
13 million developers are registered with Apple. How many of those are professional coders and how many are just taking advantage of the developer program’s freebies? We don’t know, but we believe most are not professional coders. If they were, then 65 percent of self-identified […]
How does The New Stack study compare to the recently published Cloud Foundry and ClusterHQ surveys, regarding what they’ve found in container adoption? In the Cloud Foundry Foundation‘s report, half the respondents say they orchestrate or will orchestrate containers using platform or containers as a service (PaaS or CaaS). In contrast, […]
Docker users responding to an Artifactory survey overwhelmingly think Docker is a packaging format.
According to RedMonk’s analysis of a Bitnami survey, 28 percent of respondents do continuous integration (CI) to some degree and 25 percent use containers. Both CI and containers are supposed to reduce the amount of time needed to test and deploy applications. Both are part […]
When choosing a container orchestration tool, 68 percent of respondents said the ability to manage long-running applications is critically important. Fifty-nine percent also said load balancing capabilities is extremely important. Less important is persistent storage, with only 38 percent saying it is extremely important. Although […]
Is Ansible really heads and shoulders about Puppet and Chef in the world of container orchestration? Several readers asked this question after reading the results from our recent survey. The answer is maybe, but there are reasons to believe the data. After the Red Hat’s […]
The New Stack ran a survey that was able to target users of container management technology, with 70 percent of respondents using containers to some degree. We found that there is uncertainty about what it means to manage and orchestrate containers.
Every week another survey about one tech trend or another is published. Want a reliable way to separate the wheat from the chaff? Review the study’s sample. Studies that interview the wrong people may be biased. If the subject is databases, for example, Oracle employees will […]
This year, we conducted a new survey where both end users and vendors were asked about container orchestration. The results do nothing to say that Docker has lost its centrality, but rather that Kubernetes has arrived.