When it comes to containers, storage has always been a hot topic. This is primarily because configuring and managing persistent…
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In a recent webinar, NBCUniversal’s Vice President of Engineering Operations, Derek Yovine, Google Kubernetes Engine product manager, Dan Paik, and Gopal…
Scalable Test Automation is Secret to Successful DevOps at MemSQL Dec 12, 2016 / in Main Blog / by Mark…
You may think smaller, more nimble organizations are on the cutting edge of technology testing and implementation. Bloomberg, the well-known…
Enterprise networking has been remarkably stable since the Internet revolution. Even the massive shift to x86 virtual machines embraced existing…
With DockerCon upon us, it’s clear that Docker is the brand in our community. Just like we “Uber” everything and make “Xerox”…
IT is entering a new golden age driven by cloud native apps, especially those developed with containers. Earlier advances in…
Earlier this year, people asked why Diamanti chose to launch ahead of OpenStack Summit, rather than waiting for a more appropriately named…
Remember the emergence of x86 virtualization and the ensuing application development revolution a decade ago? The cycle of disruption is…
Motivation Kubernetes(k8s) currently schedules pods based on cpu, memory resources. k8s uses flat networking, the pod pecification doesn’t carry any…
As I covered in my previous blog post, FlexVolume is just not another Kubernetes volume plugin. It enables third-party vendors…
Welcome 2016! And welcome to a new memory tier: 3D XPoint! I hope it is here to stay. But first…
Since we are talking “today” we’ll restrict ourselves to solid-state media: NAND flash. For hard disk drives it is well…