Top Five Reasons Why Kubernetes Is Changing the Cloud Landscape
In recent years, the Kubernetes container orchestration system has received more than its fair share of hype as the next big trend in IT.
That hype was pervasive across the show floor and packed session rooms of the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA 2018 conference that concluded on Dec. 13 here. More than 8,000 attendees and 187 vendor exhibitors gathered to talk about and show off the latest Kubernetes technologies (for more information on some of the news from event, check out the eWEEK Data Points announcement wrap-up article). But why is Kubernetes technology so popular, and does it have practical utility beyond the hype?
That's the question that Google engineer and conference co-chair Janet Kuo answered during her keynote on the final day of KubeCon.
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