Pivotal Container Service (PKS) 1.3 delivers full production support for enterprise Kubernetes running on Microsoft Azure. Now PKS delivers a pure Kubernetes dial-tone and the same BOSH-based operations experience on all major public cloud providers and vSphere on-premises. This video shows PKS operation on Azure and demonstration of the new cluster resize functionality to shrink an operational cluster.
Windows on PKS is a new option that can allow legacy Windows applications to run alongside cloud-native applications in a single, modern environment.
Pivotal announces Enterprise PKS 1.4 and the beta of Enterprise PKS 1.5 with support for Windows worker nodes.
Learn why the T-Mobile Platform Engineering Team has embraced PKS.
You don’t need to have a PhD in BOSH to have it be a useful tool in your toolbox. Learn more about BOSH and PKS.
Understanding the runC vulnerability, container users, and PKS day two operations.
Pivotal and VMware are excited to announce a new member of the Pivotal Container Service family—Essential PKS.
Pivotal Container Service® (PKS) 1.3 is now GA, delivering Kubernetes 1.12, Azure support, and a full deck of enterprise capabilities across networking, availability, and operations.
Today, most enterprises are still figuring out how to run Kubernetes in production. This post will summarize where PKS is with respect to these integrations, partners, and user stories from peers.
Today, VMware announced that it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Heptio. Staffed with Kubernetes creators and experts, Heptio is going to change the game for VMware, Pivotal, and PKS.
