I can still vividly recall my first experience with virtualization circa 2009. It was VMware Sever 1.0 (before ESX!), running on a single windows box. But it was still magic. SO much has changed since, and thats why @Rancher_Labs created Harvester: https://t.co/2kedowGYs0
Cloud-native storage is more than a buzzword. Find out what it is, where #Kubernetes comes in and how it can benefit your enterprise in this blog by @wjimenez5271. #longhorn#cncf#storage#cloud-native https://t.co/sfumVZT53X
@foldingathome@foldingathome we recently added folding@home to the Rancher App Catalog. I'm hoping this encourages more people to contribute! https://t.co/OUxBfcgsUW
k3c - Classic Docker for a Kubernetes world
This is my experimental docker replacement that just focuses on the core tasks needed for container development in a k8s world. Still a lot of work to do. Let me know what you think.
https://t.co/PbI8uPdnFu
We are SO excited to announce the availability of Rancher 2.3: The Enterprise Command Center for Every #Kubernetes Cluster! Major features include full #Windows container support, #Istio service mesh, and #Enterprise Security at scale: https://t.co/Xw3YfLOQZJ #containers
@ContainerStore's email claims more containers will "spark joy". But if I can prove I learned anything from the hours spent watching @MarieKondo's TV series with my wife, containers only encourage more clutter instead letting go of the things we don't need!
@RobinhoodApp I realize selling order flow is part of the business model, but it seems to regressed to the point where executing trades is quite difficult in the past couple weeks. Has anything changed?
Headline from #CES2019 "Heatwork's Duo Carafe, a tea carafe that instantly filters and heats your water within a single degree of your desired temperature. No more waiting for caffeine."
Now tech is solving real problems! ;-)
A good example of the problems @primer_ai is trying to solve...humans aren't great at detecting subtle signals when they are hidden in volumes of text. Computers and #NLP are https://t.co/s31X4Yn1Ec
It is fun to hear about technology advancements like self-driving cars and space tourism, but if we can't encrypt our databases with technology we've had for decades how can we expect to realize these dreams?
https://t.co/YePFn6choi
Shout out to Kendra from @Expedia in Tusla, OK for expertly handling a shady hotel manager trying to get out of honoring the reservation terms and conditions! If you could make everyone like her you'd probably own the travel industry :-)