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Chances are you'll be considering at least one of these leading enterprise database systems to meet your needs. Top 10 Linux Server Distributions of 2017 By Forrest Stroud | Server Trends Article Published January 13, 2017 The Top 10 Linux server operating system distros ranked by ease of use, cost, available support and data center reliability. Snappy vs. Flatpak: Unified Linux Packaging Systems By Sean Michael Kerner | Server Trends Article Published January 04, 2017 [VIDEO] Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Ubuntu Linux, details his ideas around Snappy and why it matters. Why Kubernetes Is All-Conquering By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published January 02, 2017 It may not be the only horse in the container management system race, but Kubernetes sure appears to be rapidly pulling away from the rest of the competitors. VMware's 'Friendship Strategy' Making Strides as It Launches vSphere 6.5 By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published November 29, 2016 VMware's flagship server virtualization platform arrives as the company continues to make valuable friends amidst tackling the twin threats of containerization and the cloud. Kubernetes 1.4 Aims to Address Complexity Concerns By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published November 17, 2016 While Kubernetes has earned a reputation as being particularly difficult to get up and running with as a container and cluster management system, Kubernetes 1.4 looks to change that in a big way. ZeroStack Serving Up Killer Enterprise Features for OpenStack Customers By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published October 12, 2016 ZeroStack has come a long way since its launch just over a year ago. But are its plans to make an OpenStack-based hybrid cloud product that's accessible to everyone working? ClusterGX Brings Container Management to Big Data Apps By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published September 29, 2016 Containers have become increasingly popular for big data applications, and companies like Galactic Exchange are now emerging with tools to make those implementations considerably easier to set up and manage. Security in the World of Virtual Machines and Containers By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published September 13, 2016 Running an app in a VM in a public cloud may indeed be more secure than running the same app in a container, but that doesn't always mean you can sleep well at night knowing your apps and data are secure. Aqua to the Container Security Rescue? By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published August 10, 2016 The Israeli security startup believes it can not only deliver the security lacking in Docker, but also that there's an opportunity for containers to be made more secure than monolithic apps can ever be. ContainerX Continues to Evolve at Lightning Speed By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published July 26, 2016 2016 is shaping up to be the year that many innovative new container management platforms enter General Availability, ContainerX included. Container Security Stepping Up to the Plate By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published July 07, 2016 The recent launch of Docker Security Scanning is just the latest sign that the security ecosystem around containers is getting stronger by the week. The True Titan of the Virtualized Server and Cloud Infrastructure Sector By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published June 26, 2016 With much of server virtualization now operating in the cloud, one might assume VMware is the top banana in the cloud, but that isn't even close to being the case. Red Hat Looking to Poach from VMware with RHEV 3.6 Release? By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published June 03, 2016 The latest version of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) puts VMware's customer base directly in its crosshairs. Docker Turns Three, Celebrates with Mac and Windows Launches By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published May 16, 2016 A key part of Docker's strategy for world domination is to woo developers, and the new Docker for Windows and Mac beta releases are its latest and biggest tactic for doing just that. U.S. Risks Losing Edge in HPC, Supercomputing, Report Says By Jeffrey Burt | Server Trends Article Published May 01, 2016 Facing growing competition from China and other countries, the U.S. must take steps to accelerate its HPC efforts, according to the ITIF. Rancher's Container Management Solution Comes to Market By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published April 28, 2016 Rancher offers a pretty cool container management system that is completely open source, which certainly makes it worthy of consideration, especially if you don't exactly have money to burn. Docker Datacenter Drives Container Management a Giant Leap Forward By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published April 07, 2016 With Docker Datacenter (DDC) and other container management tools evolving, the list of good reasons for enterprises to hold back from utilizing containers has gotten considerably smaller. VMware Shifting Focus in Preparation for Life Under Dell By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published March 28, 2016 Just how different will server virtualization pioneer VMware look in the aftermath of Dell becoming its new master? Unikernels Highlight How Docker Is Much More than Just Containers By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published February 29, 2016 If all goes according to plan you'll soon be able to use the Docker platform to easily manage and run unikernel applications just as if they were apps running in Docker containers. Comparing Virtualization and Hypervisor Tech Across Vendors By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published February 10, 2016 While the thought of sifting through stacks of details about all the server virtualization and hypervisor products currently on the market can be quite daunting, fortunately help isn't far away. The CoreOS Science of Securing Container Infrastructure By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published January 19, 2016 Alex Polvi has a history of casting aspersions on the security of the Docker container ecosystem, and now his company is taking a giant step towards making container infrastructure more secure. Top 10 Virtualization Technology Companies for 2016 By Forrest Stroud | Server Trends Article Published January 17, 2016 Containers may be stealing the headlines these days, but server virtualization software technology still dominates the data center. Check out ten virtualization vendors that deliver the best virtualization software solutions today. Dell Acquisition Clouding VMware's Future Prospects By Paul Rubens | Server Trends Article Published January 13, 2016 VMware finds itself in a somewhat precarious and rather unexpected position as the proposed acquisition by Dell hasn't progressed quite as smoothly as hoped. 1 2 3 Thanks for your registration, follow us on our social networks to keep up-to-date