Pivotal, VMware and Google come together on containers

October 27, 2017

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Pivotal, VMware and Google have teamed to provide Pivotal Container Service (PKS), a commercial offering of Kubo - Pivotal's integration of Kubernetes with the more established Cloud Foundry BOSH automation software. All three vendors get closer to supporting a combination of on-premises and cloud containers as a service (CaaS), which, according to a recent 451 Research survey of 201 enterprise IT decision-makers, is what most companies want.

Read 451 Research’s take on this announcement, including an overview of the CaaS landscape, and opportunities therein!

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