Disclaimer: while CSI is a vendor-agnostic interface, this article will mainly focus on AWS and GCP implementations specifically, since these are the platforms on which we’ve had to conduct migration to CSI. Introduction For volume management, Kubernetes originally shipped with in-tree drivers for various cloud providers, interfacing with the underlying platform on which the cluster […]

Enterprises, SME’s as well as start-ups are adopting container technology and Kubernetes with breathtaking speed. But what is Kubernetes? How does it relate to containers? What does it actually do? What are its main features? And how can organisations benefit from adopting containers and deploying Kubernetes? We answer all these questions, and more, in this blog post.

We are proud to announce that as of today we are a Certified Kubernetes Service Provider! The KCSP program is a pre-qualified tier of vetted service providers who have deep experience helping enterprises successfully adopt Kubernetes. We are really looking forward to spreading our Kubernetes knowledge and IT operations experience to enterprises around the globe. With our fully managed Kubernetes solutions including ongoing maintenance and unlimited support, we aim to help companies succeed with Kubernetes without having to become specialists themselves.

There’s a lot out there that describes how to setup Kubernetes and how to make your container run on Kubernetes, but fairly little in regard to how you should be *developing* for Kubernetes. We hope to provide you with some guidance on how to design Kubernetes-friendly Docker containers in our newest blog post series.

There’s a lot out there that describes how to setup Kubernetes and how to make your container run on Kubernetes, but fairly little in regard to how you should be *developing* for Kubernetes. We hope to provide you with some guidance on how to design Kubernetes-friendly Docker containers in our newest blog post series.

There’s a lot out there that describes how to setup Kubernetes and how to make your container run on Kubernetes, but fairly little in regard to how you should be *developing* for Kubernetes. We hope to provide you with some guidance on how to design Kubernetes-friendly Docker containers in our newest blog post series.

Containers, and Docker in particular, are probably the most talked-about topic in the IT-world over the last few years. That’s not surprising since Docker really started the container movement since the launch in 2013. It was the first tool that made it possible to package an application with all of its dependencies into a lightweight […]

Over the last few years, we have helped several customers with their transition to a Docker and Kubernetes set-up. Nowadays, in 2017, we are one of the few European IT-companies that are mentioned as an official partner on the Kubernetes website. As true open source aficionados, we like helping other organisations by sharing our knowledge. That is why we decided to extend our services with Kubernetes courses and consultancy.