The cloud computing marketplace has come of age, and the market is booming. As I discussed in my last article, Cloud is no longer a business strategy. It is just something we do. Further proof is ...

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Cloud cost management is becoming a larger issue for enterprises and the move to containers may not be helping matters, according to a survey by Densify, which offers cloud resource management ...

We hear a lot from vendors and service providers about the wisdom of migrating applications and workloads to the cloud. The potential benefits include lower capital costs and increased flexibility.

Containers are well regarded for the flexibility they add to application development and deployment, especially when it comes to moving application workloads between clouds, between clouds and ...

Cloud forced the network to adopt a software-defined approach, both in form-factor and operation. Containers are forcing further change in the communication patterns that must occur to enable scale, ...

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 ...

Containers are the passion of Rancher Labs, Inc.’s CEO Sheng Liang, who visited theCUBE cohosts John Furrier and Jeff Frick during OpenStack Silicon Valley 2015. “I think container service is the next ...

Recent research suggests that the number of vulnerabilities in cloud containers is increasing, creating security headaches for enterprises. Every few months or so some cybersecurity vendor publishes ...