With bare metal support for EKS Anywhere, AWS wants to reduce the dependency on VMware to enable enterprise customers to deploy Kubernetes directly on physical servers running within the data ...

With Amazon EKS Anywhere, AWS officially enters the hybrid and multi-cloud race. It competes with Anthos from Google, Azure Arc from Microsoft, Rancher from SUSE.

Enterprise service mesh startup Tetrate Inc. today announced Tetrate Service Express, a new platform targeted at enterprises using service mesh on Amazon EKS that want to use the open-source tools ...

Amazon Web Services was the last of the major cloud vendors to go all-in with the Kubernetes container-orchestration project that became a de facto ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. today announced that Amazon EKS Anywhere now supports bare-metal servers, those without an operating system or applications installed, meaning customers can simplify and ...

At AWS re:Inforce in Boston today, the company announced that Amazon Detective now helps security teams track security events in Amazon EKS. Kurt Kufeld, ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced customers can now use its Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) to run Kubernetes pods on AWS Fargate.

An add-on for Amazon EKS Blueprints empowers engineers to automate Kubernetes observability on AWS clusters with code, accelerating productivity, further optimizing cluster performance, and ...

Amazon Web Services announced the general availability of its Elastic Kubernetes Services on the AWS Graviton2 processor.

Rafay Systems today announced the expansion of its work with Amazon Web Services (AWS) with native support for Amazon EKS Anywhere.