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SiliconANGLE: “Kubernetes Complexity Continues to Challenge Vendor Lock-In Concerns”
SiliconANGLE: “Kubernetes Complexity Continues to Challenge Vendor Lock-In Concerns” November 19, 2020
Kubernetes complexity is forcing end-users to decide if they want to manage their container deployments themselves or rely on established platforms from vendors like VMware and Red Hat, which come with a form of lock in that...

The New Stack: “Apple Plans to Run Most of Its ‘Compute Management’ on Kubernetes”
The New Stack: “Apple Plans to Run Most of Its ‘Compute Management’ on Kubernetes” November 18, 2020
Consumer hardware giant Apple is ramping up full production use of Kubernetes to provide “compute management” for its developers and engineers, according to a talk given today by Apple Software Engineer Alena Prokharchyk, speaking at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America,...

SearchITOperations: “Observability standards emerge as Kubernetes matures”
SearchITOperations: “Observability standards emerge as Kubernetes matures” November 18, 2020
Enterprise IT pros have tackled how to deploy Kubernetes deployments. Now, they’re relying on open source observability standards to help keep cloud-native apps healthy.

Security Boulevard: “CKS CNCF Announcement and Exam Study Tips”
Security Boulevard: “CKS CNCF Announcement and Exam Study Tips” November 18, 2020
On Tuesday during KubeCon, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced the Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist certification is now generally available. The announcement confirmed important information that we previously outlined in our most recent blog detailing the CKS....

SiliconANGLE: CNCF Inclusive Naming Initiative provides framework to eliminate divisive terminology in code
SiliconANGLE: CNCF Inclusive Naming Initiative provides framework to eliminate divisive terminology in code November 18, 2020
Over the years, software engineers have selected terminology to describe the coding world they created. Unfortunately, unconscious biases seeped into the process and problematic descriptors have become embedded into computer programming language.

SiliconANGLE: “Businesses across tech adapt to storing and securing data with containers on the cloud”
SiliconANGLE: “Businesses across tech adapt to storing and securing data with containers on the cloud” November 18, 2020
The ongoing cloud transformation of the business world has companies adopting a variety of cloud-native tech — like container platform Kubernetes — to take full advantage of cloud computing.

SiliconANGLE: “At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, open-source community celebrates mainstream success”
SiliconANGLE: “At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, open-source community celebrates mainstream success” November 18, 2020
As KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA kicks off for another year, hosts of theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, reflect on the virtual event, remember former Cloud Native Computing Foundation Executive Director Dan Kohn and discuss what the future holds for the...

SearchITOperations: “Observability standards emerge as Kubernetes matures”
SearchITOperations: “Observability standards emerge as Kubernetes matures” November 18, 2020
Enterprise IT pros have tackled how to deploy Kubernetes deployments. Now, they’re relying on open source observability standards to help keep cloud-native apps healthy.

ITOpsTimes: “KubeCon North America 2020: Kubernetes Security Specialist certification, Red Hat OpenShift update, and TrilioVault for Kubernetes 2.0”
ITOpsTimes: “KubeCon North America 2020: Kubernetes Security Specialist certification, Red Hat OpenShift update, and TrilioVault for Kubernetes 2.0” November 17, 2020
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020 kicked off today virtually. Here are a number of announcements from the event.

SiliconANGLE: Watch live: The future of Kubernetes top of mind at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA 2020
SiliconANGLE: Watch live: The future of Kubernetes top of mind at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA 2020 November 16, 2020
The Kubernetes story in 2020 is not so much about how it has become ubiquitous in enterprise computing, but rather how the groundwork is being laid for it to disappear.