Container Journal

Docker’s popularity has been driven in large part by its promise of letting admins build an application once and then deploy it anywhere. But this promise can be misleading when you are trying to use Docker on Linux and Windows hosts at the same time. That’s because there are important

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

To deploy containers in production today, you need to secure them. A growing list of companies want to help you do that. Here’s an overview of the major commercial offerings that cater to securing Docker, Kubernetes and other things container-related. The Evolution of Docker Container Security In Docker’s early days,

MapR Technologies announced it has integrated its distribution of the open source Apache Spark framework and the Drill query engine platform with Kubernetes. Suzy Visvanathan, senior director for product management at MapR, says these integration efforts will make it significantly easier for IT organizations to make available compute and storage