Tag: PaaS

A number of us from the HPE Helion team joined SUSE back in March and have been working hard on SUSE’s new cloud application and container platforms. Our team is building a Cloud Foundry distribution based on SUSE Linux that runs on Kubernetes. We’ve had a bit of practice at this. Helion Stackato 4 actually […]

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The following article has been contributed by Jia Wei Sun, QA Engineer, SUSE China.       Cloud is the number one strategy for most start-up companies when the try to build up their own IT infrastructure. And cloud is also an optimal option for enterprises who want to upgrade their traditional IT environment. But […]

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First, what is Azure Stack? It is pretty simple really, Azure Stack is essentially Microsoft Azure, but provided to you for you to install and run. This is a key point, Azure Stack is not an environment that emulates the public Azure for you, it functions as an extension of public Azure, bringing agility and […]

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A few thoughts on why a strong market requirement will push Cloud Foundry onto Kubernetes. First thing to note, Cloud Foundry (CF) is a leading if not the leading PaaS offering on the market. Also note, CF is not built using Kubernetes, it uses its own container system. And while this container system is compatible […]

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If you follow SUSE, you know we recently made our first technology acquisition—openATTIC—and announced it at our annual customer conference, SUSECON. At the time, I said there would likely be similar acquisitions when it makes sense for our growth strategy, as well as our open source development and business model. Well, that time has come. […]

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Half of the world’s population have a mobile device that connect us (billions) to each other. That’s no surprise everyone and mobile apps are at the heart of human interactions. Businesses want to acquire customers who are reachable through business apps. We used decades ago, me one of those, to develop software applications on a […]

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