The new projects are Codewind, Appsody, and Kabanero. Appsody uses components from Codewind, while Kabanero uses components from both Codewind and Appsody.

The latest update comes on the heels of Aqua's rival Twistlock being acquired by Palo Alto Networks for $410 million.

The company's Crosswalk open source framework "codifies" AWS best practices into a single platform.

CEO Nikesh Arora pledged to integrate Twistlock container security and PureSec severless security into the Prisma cloud security portfolio “as soon as possible.”

Cloudability’s platform leverages data science, machine learning (ML), and automation to sort through cloud spending programs. This allows customers to have a simplified view of their usage and spending

The latest addition, New Relic One, will act as a delivery vessel for future innovations including features for serverless computing, logging, and AIops.

The OpenShift 4 and RHEL 8 launches come as the company is about to be gobbled up by IBM

Priyanka Sharma, director of technical evangelism at the company, said that the expansion of Kubernetes across the ecosystem has had a profound impact on how organizations deal with DevOps.

A recent Rightscale enterprise survey had GKE as the seventh most used container tool by those enterprises surveyed.

Plus, Google's Anthos launch draws new Kubernetes-focused storage updates, and Knative turns 0.5.

“In less than a year, here is a new PaaS with really cool features and nearly matching what we have with Cloud Foundry,” said IBM's Michael Maximilien.

“Any technology that shows early signs of enterprise adoption in the cloud native space will be something we’ll want to secure," said Aqua CEO Dror Davidoff.

AWS built encryption into nearly all of its 165 cloud services, Vogels said. “Make use of it.”

Pivotal and Samsung join the O-RAN Alliance; Splunk withdraws from Russia; Microsoft expands its security service into Europe.

The support will allow organizations to deploy Knative in a Kubernetes cluster using a one-click install via the IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service user interface.

The Linux Foundation gains a mapping platform; Intel plans a new chip factory in Oregon; and Google Cloud adds a serverless document database.

Google receives the largest GDPR fine to date; The Department of Labor accuses Oracle of wage discrimination; Digital Realty expands its footprint.

The application monitoring company, owned by Cisco, debuted several new products that will help enterprises navigate the complexity of modern environments.

The new organization, co-led by Vodafone and IBM, will provide European companies with technologies that integrate and manage multiple clouds.

The project is now working on a six-week release cycle cadence that will allow for smaller and more frequent updates.

“We just opened up every Lambda function to run on Knative,” said Mark Hinkle, co-founder of TriggerMesh. “That’s a huge ecosystem.”

Knative is seen as an important catalyst for unifying the dozens of serverless platforms in the market.

The 400GbE standard is four times as fast as 100 gig Ethernet, and it offers an economically attractive price-per-port and better power efficiency.

Amazon Web Services opens in Sweden; Apple expands across the US; and the Hyperledger project expands its membership.