Friday, November 4, 2016

CoreOS Introduces Operators for Kubernetes

CoreOS announced "Operators" - a new capability for making applications easier to run and update on Kubernetes.

An Operator is application-specific software that extends the Kubernetes API to create, configure, and manage instances of complex stateful applications on behalf of a Kubernetes user. Like the built-in Kubernetes API resources, it doesn't manage just a single instance of the application, but multiple instances across the entire cluster.

“An Operator makes managing complex software on top of Kubernetes easy," said Brandon Philips, CTO of CoreOS. "It is for all of those apps that aren't simple to horizontally scale. The big idea is that by installing an operator into your cluster you will get powerful new capabilities like being able to on-demand deploy new distributed databases or monitoring services declaratively with simple commands. This is another step forward in making distributed systems easy to install, run and update.“

https://coreos.com/press/coreos-introduces-operators.html
https://coreos.com/blog/introducing-operators.html

Coriant Supplices DCI for SwissIX

SwissIX Internet Exchange, the largest Internet exchange point in Switzerland, has deployed the Coriant Groove G30 DCI Platform.

“This upgrade represents an important milestone in the SwissIX 2020 infrastructure project as we future-proof our network for the surging bandwidth demands of our peers,” said Ulf Kieber, President, SwissIX Internet Exchange. “The best-in-class Groove solution not only gives us tremendous efficiencies in terms of power and space, but also enables us to expand end-user connectivity to 100G while laying the foundation for core network scalability to 200G and beyond.”

http://www.swissix.ch
http://www.coriant.com

Rivada Disqualified from Mexico's Red Compartida Project

Rivada Networks has been disqualified from the bidding for Mexico’s landmark Red Compartida project, is an initiated by the Mexican government to build a wholesale LTE network operated on 90 MHz of spectrum in the 700 MHz band.

In a press statement, Rivada said it "has complied with every requirement put before us by the Mexican government, despite the fact that the government repeatedly moved the goalposts on bidders in the final weeks and months."

http://www.rivada.com