Suwon, South Korea: Quite discreetly, the OpenInfra Foundation and the open-source projects it promotes (such as OpenStack, and the Kata Containers, virtual machines (VM) as containers) are changing ...

Besides simply running OpenStack, Polvi showed he could kill OpenStack instances and the system would automatically restart them. In addition, he was able to update OpenStack setups in real time. Try ...

One of the largest backers of OpenStack – Mirantis – is reconstructing its distribution of the open source cloud computing platform to make it run in containers, marking a potentially massive shift ...

Red Hat is no stranger to Linux containers, considering the work its engineers have done in creating the OpenShift application development and management platform. At the OpenStack Summit this week in ...

The recent interest in containers has often been perceived as a threat (or at least an alternative) to OpenStack, the open source cloud computing infrastructure platform founded by RackSpace and NASA ...

Software containers are different from virtual machines and the hypervisers that host them, and they need a very different set of management tools to use them in large scale enterprise, hyperscale, ...

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The OpenStack community today released Newton, the 14th version of the most widely deployed open source software for building clouds. New features in the Ironic bare ...

OpenStack Newton, the 14th major release of the open source cloud framework, debuts today with a bit of a spotlight on networking. "In this release specifically, there were a lot of things on the ...

The OpenStack Foundation today announced a new open source project — Kata Containers. Its goal is to unite the security advantages of virtual machines (VMs) with the speed and manageability of ...

The ongoing effort to make OpenStack easier to deploy and maintain has received an assist from an unexpected source: CoreOS and its new Stackanetes project, announced today at the OpenStack Summit in ...

Matt Asay has a smart piece over on InfoWorld about some ongoing struggles with OpenStack, as evidenced by Red Hat’s most recent earnings call. +MORE AT NETWORK WORLD: What broke Amazon’s cloud + It ...

OpenStack, the open source project that allows enterprises to run an AWS-like cloud computing service in their own data centers, added support for containers over the course of its last few releases.