The growing adoption of container-based applications is unsurprising given the exuberance with which developers have embraced the agile, portable, and eminently orchestratable technology. But when ...

It’s clear we are moving in a cloud-native direction with microservices and containers. The big decision now is where to start Much has changed since the very first version of Kubernetes was released ...

Google unveiled some major enhancements to its container-focused cloud offerings on Tuesday to take advantage of new open-source developments and boost the performance of its products in a competitive ...

Microsoft is increasingly working with and contributing to open-source projects, particularly in the cloud, under CEO Satya Nadella. (Microsoft File Photo) Microsoft’s cloud business is making two ...

The enterprise may still have high hopes for the hybrid cloud, but technology challenges are preventing many organizations from gaining all the benefits they had originally expected – particularly the ...

Enterprises struggling to find balance between running workloads on legacy apps in the data center and cloud-native apps on distributed resources might be interested to know that container technology ...

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Container technologies allow enterprises to develop highly differentiated applications and services more quickly, with better quality and geographic reach, to create compelling customer experiences.

Avoiding lock-in when making multi-cloud decisions is a top of mind topic for infrastructure architects. The options are getting better. (© kraft2727 - Fotolia.com) An appealing promise of containers ...

There's not much new in the world of malicious hackers raiding online software. Most attacks follow the same basic approach, and software developers are leaving their applications open to being ...

Matt Asay has a smart piece over on InfoWorld about some ongoing struggles with OpenStack, as evidenced by Red Hat’s most recent earnings call. +MORE AT NETWORK WORLD: What broke Amazon’s cloud + It ...