Docker is the leading container solution and Kubernetes, developed by Google, has emerged as the leading management stack, but as long as Docker gave preference to its own Swarm platform, it was very ...

Docker and Kubernetes are the key elements of modern cloud native deployment automations. The common practice is to create reproducible packaging for developed applications with containers.

For more than a year, container pioneer Docker has pushed its own Docker Swarm as the orchestration tool for managing highly distributed computing environments based on its eponymous containers in ...

Docker is a popular choice for that runtime, but Docker was not designed to be embedded inside Kubernetes, and that causes problems.

Docker is known as the defacto standard for container runtime, but Google’s Kubernetes is winning the battle for orchestration engines. Will the adoption of Kubernetes hurt Docker?

As the buzz around Docker and Kubernetes continues to grow, large enterprises are starting to build container strategies for both development and operations.

It’s interesting that Docker set out to be the operating system of the cloud, and Kubernetes has really become that piece of the puzzle. Docker Desktop is where Docker is thriving.

At DockerCon Europe 2017 it was announced that Docker will be integrating Kubernetes into the Docker Platform and Moby Project. The next version (with a beta scheduled before the end of 2017) will ...

They used an opensource tool specifically created to monitor and control cloud environments with Docker and Kubernetes installations, thus reducing their footprint on the breached server.

Kubernetes Tools If you’re developing applications for Kubernetes, the most direct way to make Visual Studio Code part of the workflow is with Microsoft’s Kubernetes Tools extension.