Container Journal

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) this week released an update to Kubernetes that formally adds support for Windows Server. That support means that, in terms of being able to support workloads running on top of Kubernetes worker nodes, the Windows Server 2019 platform is now officially on par with

Rancher Labs has made available version 2.2 of the Rancher management platform, as part of the company’s bid to become a major provider of lifecycle management tools for Kubernetes clusters. The latest version of Rancher adds support for multi-tenant catalogs that limit certain functions to a specific catalog, as well

Software containers have become more popular in recent years as many organizations have discovered the benefits of containerization. Unfortunately, as is often the case with rapid advances in technology, container security has been a bit neglected and is often an afterthought. Part of the problem is that some security teams

Pivotal Software this week announced it has made the Greenplum massively parallel processing (MPP) database available in beta on Kubernetes. Announced at the Greenplum Summit, the forthcoming version 6 of Greenplum will take advantage of multiple pods with a Kubernetes cluster to process database queries in parallel. Jacque Istok, vice