Displaying items by tag: Red Hat OpenShift

Kasten by Veeam's K10 V5.0 Kubernetes data management platform focuses on risk management strategy and streamlined CI/CD pipelines.

GUEST OPINION: Equinix explains how to build and connect digital infrastructure with hybrid multi-cloud at the edge.

Object storage provider Cloudian has announced support for Red Hat OpenShift, allowing OpenShift users to deploy Cloudian's S3-compatible HyperStore in their own data centres.

COMPANY NEWS: Kong, the cloud connectivity company, today announced a collaboration with Red Hat to deliver the Kong Konnect service connectivity platform on the industry's leading enterprise Kubernetes platform, Red Hat OpenShift. As part of this collaboration, Kong has achieved Red Hat Operator Certification for Kong Konnect on Red Hat OpenShift. Kong is among the first Red Hat partners in API management to establish a technology collaboration and Operator certification for Red Hat OpenShift. The Kong Konnect solution can enable enterprises to accelerate time to market for new cloud native applications as the adoption of containers and Kubernetes soars.

Enterprise open source solutions provider Red Hat and hybrid multi cloud computing company Nutanix are partnering to deliver open hybrid multicloud solutions.

Veritas Technologies' NetBackup backup software now incorporates ransomware protection for containerised environments, immutability for Amazon S3, and integrated anomaly detection.

IBM announced a raft of advances in artificial intelligence, hybrid cloud and quantum computing during its online Think 2021 conference this week. These innovations highlight IBM’s role in helping its clients and partners accelerate their digital transformation, return to work smarter, and build strategic ecosystems to drive better business outcomes.

OpenShift GitOps and OpenShift Pipelines are now generally available features of the Red Hat OpenShift enterprise Kubernetes platform.

The latest version of Nvidia's virtual GPU (vGPU) technology makes GPU-accelerated virtual machines available from the data centre or the cloud.

IBM and Red Hat today announced millions of existing IBM-based applications would now be enabled for modernisation through Red Hat OpenShift.