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Codefresh Partners with Amazon EKS on Kubernetes Launch

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David Marshall | Published: June 6, 2018

Codefresh and Amazon partnered today at the launch of Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (Amazon EKS), a highly available and scalable Kubernetes service for AWS cloud connection. Codefresh is the first and only continuous integration/delivery (CI/CD) platform designed for Kubernetes. By partnering with Amazon to launch Amazon EKS, the two tech companies aim to make Kubernetes adoption incredibly easy and to accelerate application deployment.

“80% of enterprises are in the process of adopting Kubernetes but most still haven’t made it to production,” said Codefresh CEO and Co-Founder Raziel Tabib. “This partnership and integration solves two major Kubernetes’ challenges: knowing how to host a production-ready cluster, and how to actually start building and deploying their applications.”

Bringing Codefresh together with Amazon EKS will spur the adoption of related technologies, such as Helm, a package manager for Kubernetes with first-class support in Codefresh.

Codefresh joins several partners as part of a broader launch of Amazon’s managed Kubernetes service. Users can learn more about Kubernetes deployment to Amazon EKS at https://codefresh.io/eks/