Publikationskategorie: Kubernetes

Kubernetes has established itself as the leading platform for containerised applications. However, its operation, especially in the area of data management and backup, brings with it special challenges that differ from those in virtual machines. This is where the open source tool Kanister, which was developed by Kasten and is now part of Veeam, comes […]

Kubernetes is celebrating its tenth birthday this year and its success story and impact on the cloud computing market is impressive. This year’s European KubeCon + CloudNativeCon also saw record attendance, with over 12,500 participants making the journey to Paris.

At its in-house exhibition, Nutanix presented itself as a secure bank for enterprise cloud and virtualisation, including a new Kubernetes platform.
In addition to announcing innovations in the ‘Nutanix Cloud Platform’ and the new version 6.8 of its ‘Acropolis Operating System’, Nutanix used its in-house exhibition .NEXT to present additional services such as a Kubernetes platform, a curated GPT service, an AI partner programme, a partnership in the PaaS environment and extensions to its Project Beacon.

Kubernetes presents backup applications with unrealisable challenges. Kasten K10, specially developed for Kubernetes environments, promises a remedy.

Once developed by VMware and now open source in the hands of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, Velero provides backup, disaster recovery and data migration in the Kubernetes environment. We show you how to set up the tool and perform the three tasks mentioned above in your cluster. This ensures that your apps always have a tailwind.

Azure Container Apps is a fully managed serverless container service for creating and deploying applications. With this service, Microsoft is targeting IT managers who shy away from the complexity and high level of expertise required for container orchestration, but still want to benefit from the advantages of containerised applications.

Every application that is accessed by more than one user must answer the crucial question: Is this user really authorised to perform the desired action? A role model usually defines what a user is authorised to do in a software application.