Aerospike has updated its Kubernetes Operator, that makes it simpler to back up the company’s namesake real-time database using an Aerospike Backup Service (ABS) launched earlier this year.
Researchers from cybersecurity vendor Trend Micro are urging developers to [...]
As businesses accelerate their adoption of cloud-native applications, the shift from virtual machines (VMs) to Kubernetes is becoming both a challenge and a necessity.
Network topology complexity is increasing in response to the growing [...]
Multi-tenancy is not a new concept, but the technology to implement it has evolved significantly over the past few years. Before diving into the tools, let's first understand what multi-tenancy in Kubernetes means, and then we will discuss the tools that simplify it for production use.
With the rise of microservices and containerized environments, the demand for scalable, distributed and highly available systems is growing. Gerrit, a well-established code review platform, has evolved to meet these requirements.
Continuent’s preview release of Tungsten Operator for Kubernetes is designed to automate the deployment, management and scaling of Continuent’s own-brand Tungsten Clustering technology in Kubernetes environments.
As businesses continue to scale and move their operations to the cloud, telemetry data volume and complexity increase disproportionately, posing a critical problem for maintaining effective observability.
The central issue preventing organizations from maximizing the potential of the edge includes the lack of a consistent platform between the cloud, enterprise on-premises deployments and the edge.
A survey of 504 DevOps practitioners finds roughly 60% work for organizations making significant investments in container and orchestration technologies over the next two years.
