Container Journal

While most enterprise IT organizations at this point have had some exposure to Kubernetes, it’s not clear how Kubernetes will eventually manifest in the enterprise. Most IT organizations are gaining their initial exposure to Kubernetes via a managed service in the cloud that a development team has invoked. But not

IBM is aiming to expand the ecosystem of containerized applications residing on its cloud by making available Cloud Paks designed to make it easier to deploy applications using a set of tools developers can embed in their applications. An IBM Cloud Pak is made up of automated provisioning tools designed

According to 451 Research, the application container market will experience significant growth over the next five years. In its “2017 Cloud-Enabling Technologies Market Monitor & Forecast report,” the research firm noted that “annual revenue is expected to increase by 4x, growing from $749m in 2016 to more than $3.4bn by

Google today announced it is making available a configuration management tool for managed instances of Kubernetes it provides in the cloud and, soon, on-premises IT environments. The on-premises capability will be provided via a Cloud Services Platform that includes instances of the managed Kubernetes service for VMware  it launched last