This week we are pleased to announce the release of Mirantis Container Cloud 2.14. Container Cloud enables you to easily create multiple Kubernetes, Swarm, and even Mirantis OpenStack clusters, and with this new version, we are pleased to introduce numerous new features for enterprise users, including: Private networking for Bare Metal clusters Additional operating system support Operational and usability improvements Let's look at these …

Frictionless and intelligent deployment practices across any footprint are a vital part of Mirantis Container Cloud. This release contains a number of enhancements to Mirantis Container Cloud to make initial deployment and ongoing operations easier. In version 2.13 of Mirantis Container Cloud we introduce the following features: Enhancements in Bare Metal Provisioning - Bare metal deployments are a highly desired option …

Pairing Mirantis Flow’s Data Center-as-a-Service with the world-class bare metal at Equinix can make cloud native infrastructure management a breeze. If you’d like a small taste of the simplicity and freedom that Mirantis and Equinix can bring to your data center, here are a few ways to get started: 1) Get insights from the hybrid multi-cloud experts In this session from Equinix’s …

Recently, Mirantis completed the technical integration of Mirantis Container Cloud with Equinix Metal -- a global bare-metal cloud and connectivity provider whose 220+ data centers in 63 major metros sit adjacent to internet interchange points: close to customers in tech, finance, online media and advertising, and other industries. What does this mean? It means Mirantis Container Cloud can provision and manage …

One of the beautiful advantages of multi-cloud is the flexibility to choose the best cloud infrastructure for each of your workloads. For latency-sensitive applications like trading, telecommunications, MMORPGs, and telemedicine, this means having infrastructure close to customers and internet exchanges so you can shave off precious milliseconds from packet round-trip time. Here at Mirantis, we are super excited to partner …

Let’s look at a hybrid app running Big Data analysis using a combination of components running on bare metal, in virtual machines, and in containers.

One of the more significant additions to Mirantis OpenStack 8.0 is integration of OpenStack Ironic into Fuel, so we thought it would be a good idea to talk about what Ironic is and how it can give you bare metal performance with virtualization convenience.

Articles and tutorials in the “Edge of the Stack” series cover fundamental programming issues and concerns that might not come up when dealing with OpenStack directly, but are certainly relevant to the OpenStack ecosystem. For example, bare metal provisioning requires the ability to programmatically turn a machine on or off, which is handled using IPMI. When computer networks grew large, the …