Kubernetes Is the Platform. What’s Next? – Questions and Answers
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#2This is mostly an advertisement for OpenShift that is poorly disguised as information.
Re: Kubernetes Is the Platform. What’s Next? – Questions and Answers
#3This doesn’t really talk about Kubernetes in general, it’s just some marketroid selling Red Hat OpenShift. Nothing to see here.
Re: Kubernetes Is the Platform. What’s Next? – Questions and Answers
#4This doesn’t really talk about Kubernetes in general, it’s just some marketroid selling Red Hat OpenShift. Nothing to see here.
Huh? There's lots of mostly superficial information in there about the Kubernetes ecosystem and Kubernetes itself. And most of the products mentioned aren't Red Hat products. I learned a lot by following the links. Did you know about Draft, Brigade, Metaparticle, Pulumi, Ballerina, Fission, Fn, Kubeless, Nuclio, OpenFaaS, OpenWhisk, Riff? And that's just the answers to two of the ~dozen questions.
Re: Kubernetes Is the Platform. What’s Next? – Questions and Answers
#5This doesn’t really talk about Kubernetes in general, it’s just some marketroid selling Red Hat OpenShift. Nothing to see here.
Huh? There's lots of mostly superficial information in there about the Kubernetes ecosystem and Kubernetes itself. And most of the products mentioned aren't Red Hat products. I learned a lot by following the links. Did you know about Draft, Brigade, Metaparticle, Pulumi, Ballerina, Fission, Fn, Kubeless, Nuclio, OpenFaaS, OpenWhisk, Riff? And that's just the answers to two of the ~dozen questions.
You might be interested in the serverless interactive landscape: https://s.cncf.io. The installable platform section is all installable on top of Kubernetes.