Here are some things we've been working on. If you have any questions about any of them, feel free to comment, or get in touch with us to find out more about how we can implement these technologies on your platform.
Here are some things we've been working on. If you have any questions about any of them, feel free to comment, or get in touch with us to find out more about how we can implement these technologies on your platform.
Jake Sanders | 13 January 2017
As the holidays draw near, we thought we'd take a look back at the the year of Kubernetes. The first half of the year saw the open source container management system go from beta builds through to its 1.0 release at OSCON, Portland in July. Both companies and individuals have kept contributing features - many were included in the latest 1.1 release, announced at the first Kubecon, San Francisco in November.
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Jake Sanders | 14 March 2016
Following up on the Kubernetes 1.2 news we reported in our day 1 summary post, v1.2.0-beta.0 and v1.2.0-beta.1 have been released on Github. There are still a few priority 0 issues, but I anticipate a release in the next couple of weeks...
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Jake Sanders | 27 January 2016
If you've looked at using containers in production, you've probably heard of Kubernetes, the open source container orchestration solution from Google. If you follow the getting started guide, you'll end up with a Kubernetes cluster deployed on Google Compute Engine quite quickly...
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Antony Bursey | 30 November 2016
The Adoption of Kubernetes has been prolific since it’s v.1 release in 2015. For many people it has been an interesting technology for DevOps engineers to look at...
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Jake Sanders | 10 March 2016
Once again, this post won't cover all the talks as KubeCon EU was split into 4 different tracks! I've been assured that every talk was recorded, so when available I'll update this post with links to the videos as and when they're available.
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David O'Dwyer | 18 December 2015
As the holidays draw near, we thought we'd take a look back at the the year of Kubernetes. The first half of the year saw the open source container management system go from beta builds through to its 1.0 release at OSCON, Portland in July. Both companies and individuals have kept contributing features - many were included in the latest 1.1 release, announced at the first Kubecon, San Francisco in November.
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