Software developers are all excited about Docker and containerization technology. But what does it mean for your enterprise and your cloud adoption plans?

Since containers have become heavily embedded in the enterprise world, deployment difficulties and Kubernetes configuration have emerged. This begs the question: What is the right path to cloud ...

Containers to the cloud! We're all familiar with the hypervisor, that slice of code that hosts and manages operating systems, partitioning and virtualising.

Alibaba Cloud ACR supports users in uploading and pulling images nearby through a global network of image repositories across ...

Containers and cloud are the answers in supporting the application delivery models of the modern world and a application-aware network.

It’s clear we are moving in a cloud-native direction with microservices and containers. The big decision now is where to start Much has changed since the very first version of Kubernetes was ...

Google's cloud team Tuesday unveiled and touted new technologies coming to the Google Cloud Platform, starting with the Linux containers they believe will host the next generation of cloud-native ...

Kubernetes has effectively now emerged as the operating system of the cloud. This means organizations are implementing more advanced Kubernetes use cases such as security controls, service meshes ...

Given that containers are typically used with cloud deployments, such waste is very ironic: Cost savings are typically the biggest reason to move to the cloud in the first place.

Google’s Container Engine, its service for running and managing Docker containers on its cloud platform using its open source Kubernetes system, is now out of beta and generally available.