Cloud Native Computing Foundation stories
Catalyst Cloud has become New Zealand's first Kubernetes Certified Service Provider, marking a major milestone in the country's cloud computing industry.
Cloud connectivity company Kong has announced a collaboration with Red Hat to deliver the Kong Konnect platform on Red Hat OpenShift.
Cloud-based observability platform New Relic has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation as a platinum member.
Companies are turning to hybrid and multicloud technologies to foster innovation and meet evolving business needs, says Microsoft.
Jetstack has launched Jetstack Secure, an enterprise-grade machine identity management product for cloud native platforms.
New Relic is set to take over Pixie Labs, a company that specialises in machine intelligence observability platform for Kubernetes development.
Elastic has announced the maturation of its Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes from its beta phase and into general availability this month.
The demand and use of containers and Kubernetes come from a deep realisation that there is a better way to package, deploy and run applications.
Red Hat launches OpenShift 4, enhancing Kubernetes automation and ease-of-use for hybrid and multicloud deployments, streamlining IT innovation efforts.
Scytale, an authentication provider founded by engineers from tech giants, has launched a cloud-based subscription offering for cloud-native enterprises.
The Linux Foundation welcomes 22 new members, including Hyundai and BTS Digital, to support open source development and innovation.
Kubernetes monitoring and LM Service Insight provide performance analytics and data retention for microservices and containerised applications.
Oracle launches Cloud Native Framework to provide developers with a cloud-native solution across different cloud deployments.
Oracle announced enhancements to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, as well as an updated global data centre region roadmap.
Aiming to simplify the deployment and operation of Kubernetes clusters, this Kubernetes solution is for service providers and enterprise.
It's simplified the user experience, introducing the new IBM Cloud Lite account that never expires, and introduced a new server ordering process.
Intel has announced new technologies and collaborations to make it easier to deploy agile and scalable clouds for businesses.