DigitalOcean’s Kubernetes container hosting platform is now open to anyone

DigitalOcean’s Kubernetes container hosting platform is now open to anyone
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2018-12-11 19:00

DigitalOcean today announced the official release of its managed Kubernetes hosting, which it launched in a private beta earlier this year in May. The company, which is best known for its ultra-cheap VPS hosting, says that DigitalOcean Kubernetes is production ready for companies to deploy their critical applications on.

“Kubernetes promises to be one of the leading technologies in a developer’s arsenal to gain the scalability, portability and availability needed to build modern apps. Unfortunately, for many it’s extremely complex to manage and deploy,” said DigitalOcean VP of Product Shiven Ramji in a statement. “With DigitalOcean Kubernetes, we make running…

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