The Cloudify Blog

Introduction In our last blog post, we talked about the new and improved features in Cloudify UI and how to utilize them to manage and control your multi-cloud environments. In a previous blog post, we took a look at the… Read More

With our very successful launch of Cloudify 4.2 at the beginning to the month, we are excited to bring you some deeper dives into the latest features in this release. More recently, we gave users a look at the next… Read More

.gist {width:650px !important;} .gist-file .gist-data {max-height: 300px;max-width: 650px;} For those not familiar with our product, Cloudify is an open source, model-driven orchestrator based on TOSCA which enables organizations to deploy and manage the full lifecycle of applications across multiple clouds. One of the strongest aspects… Read More

Cloudify Composer’s next generation is already here with our Cloudify 4.2 release! The Composer is now tightly coupled with Cloudify releases, and you can read all about the sweet new features in our Cloudify 4.2 post. Ever since its launch in December 2015, and… Read More

In the beginning of 2016, the ARIA TOSCA project was announced. Since then, the project has made its way into the Apache Software Foundation and is currently in the incubation process. This follows the path of intent for ARIA, which was to create… Read More

In the first part of this series, titled ”Why Do I Need * If I’m Using Kubernetes?”, I discussed why I believe the general sentiment that everything should move to Kubernetes is shortsighted and misguided. I wanted to follow up that… Read More

I’m just returning from the Kubecon Austin event and I must admit that the vibe, and the amount of innovation, around Kubernetes reminded me of the good old OpenStack events. Now that Docker Swarm seems to be dropping behind, it definitely feels… Read More

In my previous blog post about the Kubernetes Plugin for Cloudify, I broke down the reasoning behind the need to orchestrate Kubernetes – the main reason being the need to orchestrate across diverse… Read More

We’re excited to share with you the latest milestone of Cloudify – the multi-stack, robust and secure, truly self service Cloudify 4.2 release. Cloudify 4.2 continues the journey that started with 4.0 toward becoming an even stronger cloud management and orchestration… Read More

The first release of ONAP, named Amsterdam, touched down just last week, November 20th, with a lot of expectation as well as preparation to get started on Beijing – with the ONAP developer summit… Read More

It’s honestly been a few years since we wrote a post-DevOpsDays Tel Aviv blog post, but I just wanted to reflect on how much the DevOps community and this event have grown. In fact, each year the DevOpsDays Tel Aviv conference has grown in attendance around 20%… Read More

If you are a Communications Service Provider (CSP) or an enterprise looking to implement Networks Function Virtualization (NFV) or Software Defined Networking (SDN), the Linux Foundation ONAP project merits a closer look. ONAP or Open Network Automation Platform… Read More