Trilio Data Announces Technical Preview of TrilioVault for Kubernetes
Platform leverages technical and market success in backup/recovery for Hybrid Clouds to enable application resiliency and agility of container-based workloads.
Author: Justin Paul
Containous Unveils New Ambassador Program to Reward and Support Traefik Community Members
Announced at KubeCon, Containous’ Traefik Ambassador Program recognizes contributor efforts that advance the popular open source cloud-native edge router
StorageOS Releases Latest Version of Cloud Native Storage Solution
New features include StorageOS Data Locality for improved performance and StorageOS Shared File for increased adoption of containerization
New Innovation from Snyk Puts Container Security in the Hands of Developers
Snyk Container brings a developer-first approach to finding and fixing container and Kubernetes workload vulnerabilities throughout the SDLC
Everything you need to know about Zerto’s VAIO Announcement
Zerto previews it VAIO filter at VMWorld 2019 Zerto’s Rob Strechay and VMware’s Paul Turner presented to a packed crowd, including many current Zerto customers, all eager to learn about…
Geek stuff worth grabbing on #PrimeDay
Or grab them any other day… I didn’t wait till PrimeDay. It’s been a while since I blogged about my addiction to geek toys from Amazon, so here is an…
The Ultimate Nerd #RaspberryPi Cluster Case
Warning: This may persuade you to buy a 3D Printer… just saying you’ve been warned LOL. Let me start by saying all of the STL files to make this bad…
87 Ways the new Unofficial Zerto PowerShell Module will help you!
There are lots of ways to interact with Zerto these days, but one of the easiest ways was just released! Wes Carrol has been working on a pretty awesome project…
Hands on IoT at #MSBuild with the Azure MXChip DevKit
Last week was a week of firsts for me. It was the trip I had TSA PreCheck; it was the first time I have been to Seattle and it didn’t…
Runecast Analyzer – take my money already!
Have you ever upgraded firmware, or installed a driver, only later to find out that it’s not compatible with vSphere or ESXi? Maybe I’m just the only one who doesn’t…
