He also notes that a number of Google’s will still be involved in running the Kubernetes infrastructure.

Azure Kubernetes Service followed at 23%; and Azure AKS Engine comes in at 17%, with Google Kubernetes Engine falling behind those. Also note that OpenShift shows up on the right side of the chart.

Aniszczyk said Google’s donation of $9 million in cloud credits will help to get the process going of enabling the CNCF to run the Kubernetes infrastructure on its own.

Conclusions We’ve found significant value in using Kubernetes to run our data science platform. We recommend using Kubernetes if your team often installs new tools and manages extensive resources. And ...

I would, however, question two things: Kubernetes was built by Google to make us benefit from their expertise in running containers and that everyone is better off running infrastructure like Google.

Kubernetes is becoming the Linux of modern infrastructure. The credit goes to Google for open sourcing it and then handing it over to the CNCF to enable community participation.

To talk about how Kubernetes came to be, I sat down with Craig McLuckie, one of the co-founders of Kubernetes at Google (who then went on to his own startup, Heptio, which he sold to VMware); Tim ...

Pure understood data management was the way forward and that Kubernetes is the driving technology. Containers and microservices had hit the scene, but it wasn’t until Kubernetes escaped the labs at ...

“Since the day when I joined Google, I think I’ve been involved with Kubernetes in some way and involved with open source, cloud infrastructure in some certain way,” recalled Chen.

The Google Container Engine service – abbreviated GKE so as to not be confused with the Google Compute Engine raw VM service on the public cloud, and why not just call it Google Kubernetes Engine then ...