Server: Kata Containers in Tumbleweed, Ubuntu on 'Multi' 'Cloud', and Containers 101
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Kubic Project: Kata Containers now available in Tumbleweed
Kata Containers is an open source container runtime that is crafted to seamlessly plug into the containers ecosystem.
We are now excited to announce that the Kata Containers packages are finally available in the official openSUSE Tumbleweed repository.
It is worthwhile to spend few words explaining why this is a great news, considering the role of Kata Containers (a.k.a. Kata) in fulfilling the need for security in the containers ecosystem, and given its importance for openSUSE and Kubic.
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Why multi-cloud has become a must-have for enterprises: six experts weigh in
Remember the one-size-fits-all approach to cloud computing? That was five years ago. Today, multi-cloud architectures that use two, three, or more providers, across a mix of public and private platforms, are quickly becoming the preferred strategy at most companies.
Despite the momentum, pockets of hesitation remain. Some sceptics are under the impression that deploying cloud platforms and services from multiple vendors can be a complex process. Others worry about security, regulatory, and performance issues.
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Containers 101: Containers vs. Virtual Machines (And Why Containers Are the Future of IT Infrastructure)
What exactly is a container and what makes it different -- and in some cases better -- than a virtual machine?
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