Container Journal

Canonical this week announced it’s now possible to deploy its lightweight distribution of Kubernetes on both Windows and MacOS platforms. Alex Chalikas, a product manager for Canonical, says that while the MicroK8s platform was originally intended to be employed as an instance of Kubernetes that developers could easily deploy on

Will Longhorn storage adequately fill out Rancher’s Kubernetes management platform? How to manage and store stateful data associated with container workloads represents yet another challenge for DevOps when making the shift to Kubernetes. The main issue is how to integrate a storage platform and databases with a standalone Kubernetes management

StackRox this week released an update to its security platform that adds a timeline view that makes it easier to track the pattern of a cyberattack as it evolves on a Kubernetes cluster. Wei Lien Dang, chief strategy officer for StackRox, says the latest release of the StackRox Kubernetes Security

Modern expectations for higher performance and reliability are demanding improved development and deployment methods. Envoy-based service meshes, for example, are part of this movement, operationalizing networking tasks developers once were responsible for. One new brand of service mesh is the open source Kuma by Kong. Kuma is a universal, multi-tenant