Kubernetes

3 Reasons to Use the IBM Multi Cloud Manager (MCM) Cloud Pak

3 Reasons to Use the IBM Multi Cloud Manager (MCM) Cloud Pak

Cloud Paks marry the scalability of OpenShift with the reliability of IBM software into an easily deployable package. We are fond of Multicloud Manager (MCM). Here are reasons why you should be too.

3 Ways Kubernetes Reduces Cloud Complexity

3 Ways Kubernetes Reduces Cloud Complexity

The advantages of Kubernetes are manifold, including improved productivity, scaling, automation and configuration. And there are other benefits too. In this article, we’ll focus on three ways that Kubernetes reduces cloud complexity.

Webinar | Kubernetes Tips for Better Productivity

Webinar | Kubernetes Tips for Better Productivity

This webinar session is designed for administrators looking to gain an edge in their Kubernetes implementation. Topics include implementing RBAC for kubectl, maintaining your container environments via garbage collection, managing resources via cpu and memory limits, and other quick tips to run an efficient Kubernetes cluster.

Stone Door Group Speaking at the San Diego Open Source Summit

Stone Door Group Speaking at the San Diego Open Source Summit

Stone Door Group experts to speak on a variety of cloud, DevOps, and open source topics including challenges of cloud migration, building serverless infrastructure, and implementing effective cloud security.

5 Areas of Security for Successful Container Implementation

5 Areas of Security for Successful Container Implementation

Stone Door Group has developed a comprehensive security blueprint for CIOs looking to deploy containers as part of their digital transformation strategy. #docker #kubernetes #digitaltransformation #devops

Upgrading Docker CE to EE for the Impatient -Part 1

Upgrading Docker CE to EE for the Impatient -Part 1

In this series of posts, we’ll demonstrate how you can upgrade your existing Docker CE environment to Docker EE without having to redeploy running services and applications. We’ll start with a set of servers running Docker CE engine using Docker Swarm, upgrade the engine to Docker EE, and then in part II install UCP and implement DTR in part III — the two major enterprise tools that are built on top of the Docker EE Engine.