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Managing individual hosts as a group with Atomic | #KubeCon

By Brittany Greaner Nov 11, 2016

Distributed management software for operating systems hasn’t changed in any significant way for the past 20 years, according to Josh Berkus, Project Atomic community lead at Red Hat Inc. There have been some smaller…

How one security company handles cross-platform identity managment | #KubeCon

By Tim Hawkins Nov 11, 2016

Kubernetes is one of the industry leaders in containerized application management, but working with authentication on these systems can prove challenging. Tremolo Security Inc. adds another software layer to Kubernetes in order to better handle identity management,…

How cloud-native architecture affects traditional on-prem infrastructure | #KubeCon

By Tim Hawkins Nov 11, 2016

As traditional, on-premise network infrastructure transitions to the cloud-native model, some are asking what role remains for legacy storage platforms and how will these platforms interface with cloud-based Platform as a Service architecture? Stephen Watt, chief…

Cleaning up the mess: Kubernetes allows for a more efficient application | #KubeCon

By Brittany Greaner Nov 11, 2016

RackN Inc. is using Kubernetes to solve “underlay problems,” including infrastructure, automation and provisioning. And while this is extremely helpful, it does not actually solve all existing problems. It is more like sweeping them…

The digital revolution’s hidden secret: Open-source cloud software | #KubeCon

By Nelson Williams Nov 11, 2016

Buried deep within the heart of the digital revolution is a hidden secret. This secret is open-source software. Open-source software has been key to the transformation of business because it is low-cost, often free,…

Deluge of data: How one company is approaching on-site data storage | #KubeCon

By Timothy Walden Nov 11, 2016

As companies move forward with technology, they must fight an ever-growing mountain of data. Many enterprises are looking into cloud technology and changing their infrastructures, but is that enough? What happens if there’s data…

Software-defined storage morphs from ‘cost play to innovation play’ | #KubeCon

By Bev Bellile Nov 11, 2016

Since 2010, storage has been at the center of disruption, especially with the advent of big data and the expansion of cloud. And companies like Red Hat Inc. are creating storage platforms using open-source containers. Red…

Using distributed systems to reinvigorate application development | #KubeCon

By Gabriel Pesek Nov 11, 2016

As customers realize the benefits of using containers for applications, the companies that provide platforms for implementing those solutions are looking for the balance of ease and power to get those customers engaged. At…

Analytics help app developer conceive of new possibilities

By Paul Gillin Nov 11, 2016

Desperately trying to get pregnant? There’s an app for that. Actually, there are many apps for that. Type “period tracker” into Google Play and you’ll uncover more than 100 programs that help women track…

Containers speed software development, but what are the drawbacks? | #KubeCon

By Nelson Williams Nov 11, 2016

Containers are a game-changer in enterprise software development. Being able to move applications through operating environments saves time and money. Even so, simply running applications isn’t the whole story. At scale, the cost to…