Here on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Blog we've dedicated a number of posts to containers and a variety of associated Red Hat solutions. Whether you're seeking to deploy Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 applications on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 as containers, hoping to better understand how atomic updates work, or are simply out to learn all you can about Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host - there's likely a post (here) with the information you need. However, we've yet to really explore container orchestration. To this end, I invite you to read this new post from Red Hat's own Joe Fernandes. Joe talks about Kubernetes, Google's tool for managing clusters of Linux containers, its progenitor (i.e Google's Borg), and how Red Hat is building on top of Kubernetes to bring web-scale container infrastructure to enterprise customers.
About the author
Browse by channel
Automation
The latest on IT automation for tech, teams, and environments
Artificial intelligence
Updates on the platforms that free customers to run AI workloads anywhere
Open hybrid cloud
Explore how we build a more flexible future with hybrid cloud
Security
The latest on how we reduce risks across environments and technologies
Edge computing
Updates on the platforms that simplify operations at the edge
Infrastructure
The latest on the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform
Applications
Inside our solutions to the toughest application challenges
Virtualization
The future of enterprise virtualization for your workloads on-premise or across clouds
