Containers have captured the imagination of the enterprise in recent months, and no one is more enthusiastic than VMware. The virtualization company, in fact, led some of the initial research into ...
No one can dispute the amazing impact that hypervisor-based virtualization has had on the modern data center and its role in enabling cloud computing. A hypervisor provides a complete abstraction of ...
Red Hat Inc. continues to augment its OpenShift container application platform with virtualization capabilities. Based on the premise that containers and virtual machines are complementary ...
Containerization as a concept, and Docker in particular, has received a great deal of attention in the virtualization tools and cloud computing space recently, yet the promise of this lightweight, ...
Containers are hot, but virtualization adoption remains on the rise within the enterprise, according to recent Red Hat research. The survey of more than 900 enterprise IT pros found businesses are ...
At VMworld 2016, VMware announced an enhancement to its vSphere Integrated Containers product by more closely integrating Docker's version of operating system virtualization and partitioning, a.k.a.
Containers are all the rage today. Microvisors are the new hypervisors and storage startups are scrambling to declare themselves "container-aware." Entire ecosystems are popping up to plug the gaps in ...
Containers, a different, lightweight take on virtualization, has finally gone mainstream with Linux Containers (LXC) and Docker -- and that spells big changes for server farms, data centers, and the ...
With a collaboration deal announced between HP and Parallels, Parallels is bringing container-based virtualization to Hewlett Packard's Integrity server line, including the largest 64-processor HP ...
Do containers and serverless computing compete, do they complement each other, or does one lead to the other? We've asked industry experts for their thoughts. The serverless computing market is ...
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