The release includes early versions of a number of different developments that provide additional features and control, including a fundamental change to how Kubernetes runs.

How do you manage an app that consists of countless services? Istio connects, manages, and secures them, does load balancing, auth, monitoring, and more. And you can help.

Multi-cloud is the new private. Kubernetes is the new OpenStack. But is there an opportunity to learn from the past and do it better this time around?

Containers are often intended to solve a single, narrowly defined problem, such as a microservice, but in the real world, problems require multiple containers for a complete solution.

We thought we’d give you our traditional 53 things to look for in advance of our What’s New in OpenStack Pike webinar, which is scheduled for September 7.

Instead of large integrated releases after every OpenStack Foundation release, MCP DriveTrain enables you to consume some or all of the latest innovation without downtime.

Cloud and agile are tools used to build a technology business.

Jenkins is crucial for CI/CD. But how do you get it to build the app when changes are pushed to your GitHub repo? Here’s a simple explanation.

Earlier this year, we here at Mirantis found ourselves in a situation where we needed to upgrade across two OpenStack releases.

NFV makes it possible to do most of what the telcos were doing using specialized hardware, but with disaggregated network functions that can be adapted for new situations on COTS hardware.

There are a lot of differences between OpenStack and Kubernetes, but one thing they both share is that setting them up is far from trivial.

Virtlet is a Kubernetes CRI (Container Runtime Interface) implementation for running VM-based pods on Kubernetes clusters.

We talked to Mariela Gagnon of Cre8Hires and consultant Jens Soldners about one of your greatest advantages: technical certifications.

Telcos, multiple-system operators (MSOs i.e. cable & satellite providers), and network providers are under pressure on several fronts.

Kubernetes 1.7 is out, focusing on production features such as security, extensibility, and stateful applications. Do you need it? Well, let’s look at what it does for you.