• Collaborative effort between LF Networking and global networking ecosystem shows open source approach to building cloud native 5G on top of Kubernetes

• First Proof-of-Concept of live, end-to-end, open source 5G network displayed on keynote stage at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 

SAN DIEGO, Calif. – KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America – November 20, 2019 – LF Networking (LFN), which facilitates collaboration and operational excellence across open networking projects, today demonstrated an end-to-end, global, 5G, cloud native network live on-stage at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America. As a thought leader in generating technology from multiple sources based on telecom 5G requirements, LFN’s OPNFV community shepherded the cutting-edge Proof-of-Concept (PoC), which illustrates how to build, connect, and manage a global 5G network – including on-prem, cloud, and edge operations – on open architecture running network services using Kubernetes.

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A new European cloud computing project has been unveiled in Germany.

Taking its name from the Greek Goddess for Earth, the Gaia X project will be a pan-European cloud and data network which aims to provide security for Europeans after President Trump introduced the CLOUD (Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data) act in 2018, giving US authorities access to data on American-owned company servers anywhere in the world.

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Last year, Forrester predicted that enterprises would start modernizing core business apps with cloud computing in 2019, and that transformation has indeed taken off. 2019 also brought major acquisitions (IBM completed its acquisition of Red Hat, and VMware reabsorbed Pivotal) and surprising new alliances (Oracle partnered with Microsoft on high-speed links between Oracle Cloud and Azure, and VMware brought its Cloud Foundation to Google Cloud).

The always-changing cloud provider landscape changed again — bringing frenemies closer together and expanding the reach of incumbents. Think you know who’s winning the cloud computing wars? Think again, because the battleground has shifted.

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Helm 3 is the latest major release of the CLI tool. Helm 3 builds upon the success of Helm 2, continuing to meet the needs of the evolving ecosystem.

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The service oriented economy of cloud computing has all but solidified throughout the data ecosystem. It’s single-handedly responsible for the modern way vendors interact with organizations, organizations interact with their customers and organizations interact with one another.

Whether accessed via hosted solutions, multi-tenant SaaS models, or hybrid on-premise, public, or private clouds, this architecture is the most cost effective and efficient means of scaling—horizontally and vertically—to meet the modern demands of the heterogeneous computing environments with which organizations contend.

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InfoWorld recognizes the leading open source projects for software development, cloud computing, data analytics, and machine learning

read the poll at infoworld

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Cloudibility is now Solution Partner for the Cloud offerings from SUSE

Cloudibility, a Berlin-based startup, is focused on cloud technology expertise and offers for cloud enablement, coaching, training, consulting, knowledge transfer – platform-agnostically. This makes Cloudibility the perfect partner for SUSE. As a result, Cloudibility became the newest Solution Partner of SUSE for four areas of expertise:

– SUSE OpenStack Cloud

– SUSE Enterprise Storage

– SUSE CaaS Platform

– SUSE CAP

Cloudibility uses its cloud-native know-how and its experiences in public- as well as hybrid- and private cloud environments to provide professional services, management, trainings and workshops on these SUSE-products. Customers expect and demand independent consultancy and passionate cloud expertise – and Cloudibility delivers that on a day-by-day basis. And not only SUSE benefits from Cloudibility´s expertise also the various other partners like RedHat, Morpheus and the Open Telecom Cloud.

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