Salesforce this week announced that its Heroku platform-as-service (PaaS) environment now runs natively on Kubernetes clusters, starting with integrations with Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), Elastic Container Registry (ECR), AWS Global Accelerator, AWS Graviton processors and the AWS Bedrock service for building artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
The Cloud Foundry Foundation (CFF) has created an online marketplace for applications built using Korifi, an open-source platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment that is designed to be deployed on Kubernetes clusters.
Broadcom today announced that the next major update to a VMware Tanzu Platform that is at the core of an effort to streamline cloud-native application development is now generally available.
Broadcom is narrowing its cloud-native computing strategy to focus on IT organizations that have adopted platform engineering as a methodology for managing application development and deployment.
Broadcom Inc. today at the VMware Explore 2024 conference unveiled a VMware Tanzu 10 platform that promises to make it easier for developers to build cloud-native applications while also providing IT teams with a control plane and governance tools needed to manage Kubernetes clusters at scale.
Adopting a platform as a product strategy can drive innovation, foster collaboration and unlock new revenue streams for your business.
Rafay Systems is making it simpler to build and deploy artificial intelligence (AI) applications on Kubernetes clusters by adding support for graphical processing units (GPUs) to its management platform.
Integration used to be a build-once-maintain-forever business line, but the exploding number of connections makes an integration fabric necessary.
In the cloud-native ecosystem, the number-one factor for a successful platform is treating it as a product. But what does that really mean?
Amazon EKS allows developers to deploy, manage and scale containerized applications using Kubernetes.
