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I did not see that one coming... This should be interesting. I wonder how SUSE will integrate and promote this among their customer base, and with their OS lines and toolchains.
I did not see that one coming... This should be interesting. I wonder how SUSE will integrate and promote this among their customer base, and with their OS lines and toolchains.
Buying off a startup that makes a good Kubernetes management infrastructure probably just means they are fed up with Kubeadm and want to roll their own.
I thought Rancher was dead technology people were migrating off of. It was originally a competitor to Kubernetes and Docker Swarm. Kubernetes won that fight. I see no point in now running it on top of Kubernetes, it just doesn't seem to add anything of value for me.
EDIT: I guess good timing for acquiring their assets for cheap.
Last edited by jntesteves; 08 July 2020, 12:43 PM.
I thought Rancher was dead technology people were migrating off of. It was originally a competitor to Kubernetes and Docker Swarm. Kubernetes won that fight. I see no point in now running it on top of Kubernetes, it just doesn't seem to add anything of value for me.
EDIT: I guess good timing for acquiring their assets for cheap.
You must be out of the loop.
Rancher 2 is based off of Kubernetes.
Rancher 2 is basically providing Kubernetes but extends that ecosystem with some more preinstalled and preconfigured things, which also makes Rancher 2 an easy to set up Kubernetes distribution.
Similar to Red Hat's OpenShift, which also used to be a Kubernetes competitor until OpenShift 3, when OpenShift integrated Kubernetes as its core technology and now just provides an easy-to-install and preconfigured Kubernetes cluster. With a fancy UI as their selling point, which successfully woos management into using OpenShift.
Buying off a startup that makes a good Kubernetes management infrastructure probably just means they are fed up with Kubeadm and want to roll their own.
I admit I don’t pay a lot of attention to the SUSE arena. I know they had some activity in the OpenStack space, but wasn’t aware of their K8s work. The more you know!
Seems irrelevant. Why don't you tell us how Novell is doing while you are at it?
Well as I'm sat here using OpenSUSE Leap right now and just recently changed all my OpenSUSE accounts over from Microfocus, it's rather relevant to OpenSUSE users don't you think ?
Do you live under a stone and not know about the recent divestment ?
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