MinIO is a high-performance S3-compatible open-source object store, built for Kubernetes and AI workloads, adopted by over 50% of Fortune 500 companies.
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Google Cloud CDN is Google Cloud Platform's native CDN acceleration service, launched in 2016, running on Google's global private backbone with deep Cloud Load Balancing integration and a dual-tier cache architecture for low-latency global content delivery.
Prometheus, started by SoundCloud in 2012, is a CNCF-graduated open-source monitoring and alerting system that uses a Pull model with built-in PromQL - the de-facto monitoring standard for cloud-native and Kubernetes environments.
Kubernetes is the open-source container orchestration platform launched by Google in 2014 and donated to CNCF, managing large-scale container clusters with declarative orchestration and auto scaling, and is the de-facto standard for cloud-native applications.
Spring is the de facto standard framework for Java enterprise application development, offering core capabilities like IoC, AOP, MVC, and Spring Boot, with a vast ecosystem and a mainstream choice for building microservices and cloud-native applications.
Kong is a leader in cloud-native API gateways, offering API gateway, API management platform, API client, and service mesh products, formerly known as Mashape, founded in San Francisco in 2007.
Sumo Logic, founded in 2010 in Redwood City, California, is a pioneer in cloud-native log management and observability (NASDAQ: SUMO). Its platform unifies log analytics, SIEM, and APM capabilities.
Founded 2011, Sensu is an open-source event-driven monitoring framework. Sensu Go is rewritten in Go with a Pipeline architecture for flexible event processing and alert routing. 300+ community plugins, 10,000+ events/sec per node throughput.
Enhance is a next-generation cloud-native hosting control panel built by the cPanel founding team, using a Kubernetes microservices architecture to manage multiple servers, websites, email, and DNS, with a built-in free cPanel migration tool.
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, Spryker is a representative composable commerce vendor serving 500+ enterprise customers. Its microservices, headless and API-first architecture supports B2B, B2C and marketplace models for mid-to-large enterprises.
Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Elastic Path is one of the earliest headless commerce platforms. Its API-first architecture and Composer composable platform serve 100+ enterprise customers and process more than $1 billion in annual GMV, ideal for enterprises needing highly customized frontend experiences.
Founded in 2013 in Munich, Germany, Commercetools is the pioneering headless commerce API platform. A MACH Alliance founding member, its API-first microservices architecture powers flexible, composable commerce infrastructure for global brands.
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Kubernetes is the de facto standard for container orchestration. This article helps beginners quickly get started with K8s, covering core concepts to cluster deployment.
Container Security Best Practices: Protecting Docker and Kubernetes Environments
Container security is a critical defense in cloud-native architecture. This article covers image scanning, runtime security, Kubernetes RBAC, network policies, Pod security standards, and audit monitoring.
Vultr Kubernetes Engine adds GPU node support, lowering AI inference deployment barrier
Vultr Kubernetes Engine (VKE) now supports GPU nodes, letting users deploy NVIDIA GPU worker nodes in VKE clusters with hourly billing.
ARM Server Selection: When to Choose Graviton & Ampere
ARM servers are known for high efficiency and low cost, but not every workload should migrate. This guide evaluates ARM server selection across compatibility, price-performance and migration cost.
Kubernetes v1.37 Sneak Peek: Metrics API Goes GA and ipvs Deprecation
The Kubernetes team published the v1.37 sneak peek: the Metrics API graduates to GA after nearly nine years in Beta, Kubelet Rootless Mode reaches Beta, and kube-proxy ipvs mode starts its deprecation.