The open source platform can automate redundant container processes for developers. This allows developers to more closely mirror production methods within an enterprise.

The trial mainly focused on management of streaming video content, which could account for up to 80 percent of Verizon's network traffic.

The use of containers provides an abstraction layer to support AI behind the firewall. This latest announcement builds on IBM's continued support for Kubernetes.

The companies claim the PoC was the first to show two-way control.

The open source efforts will operate as Project Tortuga.

The bare metal support provides for greater performance compared with cloud deployments.

The deal combines Mesosphere's automated compute service with Portworx's automated storage platform.

You can't stop the spread of Kubernetes, you can only hope to contain it.

The layoffs will be completed over the next four weeks.

The next step is to integrate with SDN controller as part of ECOMP.

The National Center for Atmospheric Research developed its own container platform.

The service will integrate with Vapor IO's Kinetic Edge platform.

The DC/OS platform slashes the steps required for production-ready Kubernetes.

The company scored $4.1 million in seed funding.

The move adds agility and management for developers.

The project was the first adopted by CNCF.

The new programmable chipset nears Shannon's limit in terms of performance.

The U.S. government ordered Qualcomm to postpone its annual meeting and board elections to investigate.

Resource savings with containers is pegged at around 40 percent.

The current Cisco-Viptela SD-WAN platform is much preferred to the previous Cisco IWAN service.

Containers are also part of the equation in support of microservices and use cases.

The need to support legacy systems adds costs.

One use case mentioned was to replace WiFi with 5G and 4G LTE.

The PoC used components from five vendors to support containerization over a mobile network.