Cloud Native Computing Foundation stories - Page 2

Mirantis has launched MKE 4, an open-source Kubernetes Engine, promising enhanced security and flexibility for over 300,000 production nodes.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has announced that cert-manager has officially graduated, recognising its vital role in securing cloud native environments.

Akamai Technologies has unveiled the Akamai App Platform, aiming to simplify Kubernetes deployment and boost scalability for developers.

ColourTokens champions pervasive microsegmentation, safeguarding resources from VMs to microservices across diverse locations, crucial for efficient business operations.

Tetrate launches first-of-its-kind, fully supported distribution of Envoy Gateway for Kubernetes, marking its debut in the Gateway Ecosystem.

CloudBolt Software and StormForge form a strategic partnership to bridge the gap in cloud cost visibility and boost Kubernetes resource optimisation with machine-learning enhancements.

Red Hat has launched its Developer Hub, an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform aimed at increasing productivity.

F5 supports OpenTelemetry to improve IT performance analysis. Partnership with ServiceNow doubles compressed data transfer efficiency.

Gartner predicts that by 2025, over 95% of new digital workloads in Australia and New Zealand will be deployed on cloud-native platforms.

Sysdig, a cloud security platform powered by runtime insights, announces end-to-end detection and response embedded in its CNAPP.

Upbound has announced the general availability of its managed control planes, allowing platform teams to power internal developer platforms at scale.

Solo.io partners with Singularity DevOps in Australia to aid rapid development of microservices and adoption of zero trust security.

Sysdig, the cloud and container security provider, has announced a new foundation to serve as the long-term custodian of the Wireshark open-source project.

Equinix's distributed bare metal as a service is now available in Osaka and Melbourne, along with ones in Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney and Tokyo.

Equinix Metal in Sydney and Melbourne strengthens interconnectivity between both metropolitan hubs to meet diversified digital needs.

Red Hat has launched Migration Toolkit for Applications 6, aimed at helping customers accelerate application modernisation efforts. .

Cert-manager, the standard for TLS machine identity management in cloud native services, multi-cluster environments, achieves key maturity milestone.

The Taiwanese multinational now offers NVIDIA-certified servers with H100 Tensor Core GPU and AI enterprise software suite.

Red Hat has unveiled updates across its portfolio of developer tools, designed to help organisations build and deliver applications faster.

Rafay Systems plans to open source its zero-trust access and GitOps services to empower developers in managing Kubernetes infrastructure.