Capital One Critical Stack Targets Container Security
The platform is compatible with open source container orchestration projects, including Kubernetes.
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Is Kubernetes Key to Democratizing Enterprise Big Data?
While thought to be possible, no organizations have yet attempted the move in a production environment. -
Chef and Puppet Throw DevOps Features at AWS OpsWorks Platforms
Chef and Puppet both trail Red Hat Ansible as DevOps tool of choice. -
Red Hat Hugs AWS with Latest OpenShift Container Platform Release
Tighter Microsoft Azure integration is expected early next year. -
Facebook Targets Routing Space With Open/R Platform
The platform originally was part of its Terragraph wireless backhaul network. -
AT&T, Orange, and Partners Shrink the World Using MEF LSO, ONAP
Both operators and the LSO APIs rely on ONAP. -
MEF 3.0 Looks to Take Best From Carrier Ethernet and the Internet
MEF 3.0 is supposed to be the "biggest and boldest" framework yet. -
AT&T Makes its SD-WAN 'Dynamic'
The operator architected its SD-WAN through the AT&T Integrated Cloud (AIC). -
CNCF Launches Kubernetes Conformance Certification Program
Companies that gain certification can use Kubernetes as part of their product name. -
Docker’s Kubernetes Support Leaves Questions Around Swarm
The company says it plans to evolve Swarm but hasn't provided any details. -
Verizon Makes SD-WAN Platform Available to its Wholesale Customers
The company's SD-WAN service is powered by Cisco Meraki. -
Ciena Launches Switch to Deploy VNFs at the Edge
New product targets include 5G pre-builds and IoT. -
Infinera's Stock Implodes Under Mixed Q3, Restructuring Plans
The restructuring plan includes the elimination of facilities and job cuts. -
Exploding Container Usage Behind Prometheus 2.0 Monitoring Update
Past versions were buckling under growing demand. -
Ericsson Executive Suite Spits Out Two, Welcomes One
Past Ericsson executives have ended up at Verizon. -
AT&T's Fuetsch Hints at Upcoming White Box and ONAP Plans
The initial ONAP Amsterdam release is expected this month. -
AT&T’s Software, Hardware Provide a Unique 5G Position
5G use cases will rely heavily on multi-access edge computing. -
Is There a Place in the Cloud for Both VMs and Containers?
Security and familiarity were cited as tipping the choice in favor of VMs. -
Broadcom Trumpets Plans to Domicile to the US as Brocade Deal Lingers
President Trump touted the announcement during an Oval Office event. -
AT&T Expands AWS Partnership to Focus on Enterprise Security
Company claims new Threat Management platform can process 5 billion security threats in 10 minutes. -
5G, SDN, Microservices Among 5 Pillars for AT&T’s Network Evolution
AT&T plans to migrate more than 2,200 IT applications to a microservices architecture. -
Juniper Optical Networking Platform Separates Hardware from Software
The move targets service providers looking for "cloudification" of their network resources. -
AT&T Tackles Artificial Intelligence with Open Source Acumos Project
ONAP is viewed as the open source framework for the new AI project. -
Fortinet Q3 Results Strong, But Q4 Forecast Dampens the Mood
Analysts note surprise as the software security firms inconsistent financial performance.