How is adoption of Kubernetes going for enterprises?
A lot of our customers are considering platforms and options for app modernization using containerization. Would be curious to know more perspectives about what platforms are resonating with real users as well as what they would like to see.
Solution Architect | Head of BizDev at Greg Solutions
Real User
Dec 7, 2020
Since that was asked in the Kubernetes topic, I would recommend you to take a look at the management of Kubernetes services from the public providers (AKS from Azure, EKS from AWS, GKE from Google, Kubernetes Linode, IBM Kubernetes, etc.). For micro-services in the enterprise, it makes sense to use service meshes, like Istio or Linkerd.
Also, many enterprise companies are adopting OpenShift as enterprise-grade level Kubernetes.
Kubernetes is designed for container orchestration, emphasizing scalability, automation, and integration with leading cloud providers. It offers dependable management of microservices and applications, making it essential for transitioning to cloud-native architectures.Kubernetes provides a robust framework for managing containerized applications in production environments. Known for its scalability and automation capabilities, Kubernetes facilitates auto-scaling and load balancing, ensuring...
Since that was asked in the Kubernetes topic, I would recommend you to take a look at the management of Kubernetes services from the public providers (AKS from Azure, EKS from AWS, GKE from Google, Kubernetes Linode, IBM Kubernetes, etc.). For micro-services in the enterprise, it makes sense to use service meshes, like Istio or Linkerd.
Also, many enterprise companies are adopting OpenShift as enterprise-grade level Kubernetes.