Azure Container Instances: No Kubernetes required
Microsoft's new container service offers a middle ground between Azure Functions and Azure Container Service, with orchestration optional but available
Stories by Serdar Yegulalp
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How to get started with Kubernetes
From Hello Minikube to Kubernetes Anywhere to example microservices apps, the options for learning Google’s container orchestration tool abound
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Easier, faster: The next steps for deep learning
Rapidly advancing software frameworks, dedicated silicon, Spark integrations, and higher level APIs aim to put deep learning within reach
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Atom editor now has native GitHub integration
The direct integration with the code-hosting platform to make things easier for devs -- but also ties them more closely to GitHub
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GitHub Enterprise 2.6 streamlines workflows
Admins and developers alike have a whole cadre of new tools to make their jobs easier in the latest update to GitHub's enterprise-grade edition
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Simple succeeds: Visual Studio Code at 1.0
Microsoft's slim-and-trim development environment is now a full-blown 1.0 release with a large user base spanning languages and platforms
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Sputnik automates code review for Java projects on GitHub
It isn't just offered as a service, either; the open source underpinnings can be downloaded and deployed, and integration with other code hosting services is on the roadmap
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GitHub responds to developer demands with new features
GitHub has served up what it promises to be the first of many improvements to address long-unaddressed user feature requests
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Red Hat CloudForms 4 takes command of Azure and containers
Red Hat's hybrid cloud management solution adds Azure and container tech to an arsenal of supported technologies
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Microsoft rolls out open source toolkit for machine learning
The newly open sourced Distributed Machine Learning Toolkit features fast, parallelized, and easy-to-deploy machine learning algorithms
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Salesforce Aura ventures into open source -- to a point
Salesforce's Aura framework for designing business apps is open source, but you'll have to pay for its drag-and-drop design tools
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Intel seeks to boost its OpenStack cred with Mirantis move
Intel's financial backing for Mirantis will aid OpenStack -- and help Intel find future customers for its hardware-based virtualization tech
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First Docker, now Mesos: Windows broadens its support in containers
Microsoft teams with Mesosphere, making Windows servers easier to manage and broadening Azure's appeal
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Windows Server Containers arrive, with Docker support
The latest preview of Windows Server shows a new level of support for Docker and hints at Microsoft's overall ambitions with containers
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CoreOS's Rocket aims for greater container isolation
Next generation of CoreOS's container runtime uses Intel hardware-based isolation for added security. Will other container systems follow that example?
