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In many tellings, the path to application modernization goes like this: First, you refactor your application into microservices. Next, you containerize each service. Finally, you deploy it on ...

Many teams start by running Kubernetes with a few enthusiastic engineers and some shared clusters. As those clusters become critical to your operations, you eventually have to decide when you actually ...

Kubernetes hardly needs an introduction. After Linux, it’s the second-highest velocity open source project in the world. Over the years, thousands of companies have contributed to the platform. At the ...

Spectro Cloud, a cloud-native startup with the aim of streamlining Kubernetes operations, has released its annual report on Kubernetes in production. Based on an online survey and interviews with 333 ...

Lens by Mirantis today announced the launch of a built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) server in Lens Desktop, the world's most widely adopted Kubernetes IDE with more than 1 mill ...

At KubeCon North America in San Diego, more than 12,000 attendees are learning all they can about Kubernetes, the popular container orchestration program. But how popular is it really? Datadog, a ...

It's a cloud, container, and Kubernetes world, and we're just working on it. What really underlines how dominant Kubernetes has become is that, by CNCF's Cloud Native Landscape count, there are over ...

Call it “serverless,” call it “event-driven compute,” or call it “functions as a service (FaaS),” the idea is the same: dynamically allocate resources to run individual functions, essentially ...