With the release of Tectonic 1.8, CoreOS provides a way to easily deploy container-native applications as services, even across multiple service providers and in-house resources.
“We take open source APIs, make them super easy to consume, and create a catalog of these things to run on top of Kubernetes so they are portable no matter where you go,” said Brandon Philips, CoreOS chief technology officer.
The company launched this latest iteration of Tectonic, its commercial distribution of the Kubernetes open source container orchestration engine, at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation‘s Kubecon 2017 event, held last week in Austin.
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