Turbonomic,
the leader in workload automation for multicloud, will be previewing and
demonstrating new platform innovations that will be available in an
upcoming software release designed for DevOps teams operating Kubernetes
and planning for growth on the platform, as part of Turbonomic's
presence at KubeCon
+ CloudNativeCon Europe 2019 in Barcelona, Spain, May 20-23, 2019
(booth #P11). Turbonomic experts will be on-hand to share best practices
for managing container growth and enabling DevOps to move at the speed
of the business.
Organizations continue to prioritize IT modernization. Kubernetes plays
a central role because it enables speed, agility and elasticity - at
scale. According to Turbonomic's 2019
State of Multicloud report, 62 percent of respondents are on a
journey to containers and cloud native computing. However, IT
professionals and organizations eager to adopt containers and multicloud
strategies often overlook and underestimate the complexity these
technologies create.
DevOps and IT operations teams are facing increasing demand from more
lines of business. The speed and ability to plan for this growth is
critical to establishing frictionless adoption of platforms and
practices. Turbonomic's AI-powered decision engine continuously
optimizes Kubernetes services as part of their CI/CD pipeline. The sneak
peek at Turbonomic's next software release (expected early Summer) will
showcase these new capabilities that are critical for enterprises
looking to scale on Kubernetes.
"As organizations prioritize speed and agility, how well they address
the complexity containers introduce - at scale - will be a defining
factor in their success," said Endre Sara, Vice President of Advanced
Engineering at Turbonomic. "DevOps and application teams want to focus
on driving innovation, delivering services, and assuring service levels.
Turbonomic is maniacally focused on having software automatically
optimize application resources, whether it's microservice applications
running on Kubernetes across a multicloud infrastructure, or traditional
applications running on-premises or in the cloud."