Rancher’s K3s Will Be Crucial for SUSE’s Kubernetes Success
Rancher’s K3s Kubernetes distribution offers SUSE rapid growth and a distinctly new set of users attracted to the ease in which it can be deployed with IoT and edge use cases.
Tag: Kubernetes
China vs. the World: A Kubernetes and Container Perspective
The New Stack believes that although China’s adoption may be several months behind compared to its Western counterparts, differences also arose for two other reasons.
Chinese Adoption of Kubernetes
Chinese developers are, in general, less far along in their production deployment of containers and Kubernetes.
The Top Challenges Kubernetes Users Face with Deployment
People face a wide range of problems when using or deploying Kubernetes. While some challenges are unique to Kubernetes, many others are typical of the growing pains seen with the adoption of many technologies. “The State of the Kubernetes Ecosystem” reported on both the importance […]
What the Data Says about Kubernetes Deployment Patterns
The considerable growth in the Kubernetes market is well documented. It is by far the most widely used orchestration platform, but it’s not the only one, preventing it from receiving full default status. Kubernetes’ acceptance has forced it to mature quite fast and has left the technology community to rapidly innovate.
CoreOS, Red Hat and Kubernetes Competition
69 percent of the survey uses Kubernetes, with little specific evidence that respondents are wed to one company’s distribution.
Private Cloud and PaaS, Run for the Hills
The headline is a bit sarcastic, but the concern is real. If you use containers, then you’re likely to believe container orchestrators are a viable alternative to your current private cloud or PaaS platform. According to a survey of container users (by 451 Research, on behalf of CoreOS), 80 […]
If 99% say they’re happy, ask a different question
Heavy Reading just released a survey saying 98 percent of telecom operators are at least somewhat satisfied with OPNFV. Wow, OPNFV must be kicking butt! Maybe, but that data point doesn’t prove it. Looking at the question’s wording, it asks if the project is helping accelerate open […]