AWS cheat sheet: Here are the key re:Invent announcements to know about today by Dan Richman on December 1, 2016 at 11:43 am Share ...

But AWS really has no choice but to get serious about Kubernetes, building out a Kubernetes service. If AWS did that, AWS would be at the center of the container market.

AWS today announced its long-awaited support for the Kubernetes container orchestration system on top of its Elastic Container Service (ECS). Kubernetes has, of course, become something of a de ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) today rolled out its own managed Kubernetes service called Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS).

Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes is a fully-managed service that allows the use of Kubernetes on AWS.

Weaveworks raises $36 million in funding from AWS, Ericsson and Orange Ventures as the Kubernetes management cloud startup is growing rapidly led by Alexis Richardson.

Amazon Web Services' Lambda is a powerful serverless computing tool, but it's AWS only. TriggerMesh wants to expand its reach beyond AWS.

AWS customers can now deploy Trilio's trusted cloud-native data protection on any Kubernetes cluster, in any environment to simplify backup, migrations and disaster recovery.

The collaboration with AWS to ease the management of off-premises Kubernetes workloads will enable Pure Storage to support its customers’ cloud initiatives in more ways.

Amazon Web Services Inc. today launched Cloud Development Kit for Kubernetes, or cdk8s, an open-source development toolkit designed to make Kubernetes clusters easier to build and maintain.