14-09-2020
We recently announced that Otomi Container Platform will be made available as Open Source. The list below provides a sneak preview on what is offered with Otomi Container Platform Community […]
31-08-2020
Next to our providers for the most popular public cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, we have now added a new provider for running the Otomi Container […]
26-07-2020
With the full integration of Keycloak into Otomi Container Platform, you can now use your favorite identity provider to provide SSO and Role Based Access to Otomi Console, Otomi Apps and public exposed services.
24-06-2020
The Harbor container registry is now fully integrated into the Otomi Container Platform. This enables you to scan all images for possible vulnerabilities. With build-in policies you can enforce that […]
12-06-2020
Container orchestration with Kubernetes is hard enough and securing container and Kubernetes environments brings this to a whole new level of complexity.
26-02-2020
We use a managed Kubernetes service because we don’t want to waste a lot of time setting up and managing Kubernetes clusters. Of course. But even if you don’t have […]
22-02-2020
Otomi Stack delivers an extra abstraction layer on top of Knative, so you don’t even have to know Knative. Just tell Otomi Stack which container image to run and if you would like to scale to zero or not.
03-02-2020
Making Kubernetes services externally reachable through public URLs, with certificates and hostname DNS records, all controlled by Kubernetes configuration, can be a big challenge. In this post we’ll explain some of the challenges and explain how Otomi Stack solves all of this and provides a unified ingress experience on all Clouds.
04-01-2020
Last year was an exciting one, but 2020 will be even more exciting for us. In December last year we announced the introduction of Otomi Container Platform. In 2020 our main […]
07-11-2019
Kubernetes is THE standard voor container orchestration. Many companies are starting to take advantage of kubernetes or are already deploying their first applications. Getting k8s up and running is easy. But then the journey starts.