So, the 2nd of November has been and gone, and Docker are now enforcing Docker Hub pull rate limits... have you been caught out yet ? I know many have...
One aspect of Docker Hub that is not well understood is that their "pulls" counter/metric is actually a representation of the number of times that a manifest for a particular image has been retrieved; It is not an indicator on the number of times an image has actually been downloaded.
Auckland, New Zealand, August 31, 2020 – Open source software company, Portainer.io, has launched version 2.0 of its platform which includes support for the Kubernetes container orchestrator, for the first time.
In three years, Portainer.io has over half a million regular Docker Swarm users with its 1.X version.
With the announcement of the launch of Portainer CE 2.0 on the 31st August, I‘d like to provide additional context on our thinking behind this release, the value we hope it will bring, the target audience, and what you can expect to see from it, features-wise.
Kiwi open source startup receives significant international backing.
Auckland, New Zealand, August, 18, 2020 -- NZ based software company, Portainer.io, today announced it has closed a US$1.2 million seed financing round. The round is backed by leading strategic investors Bessemer Venture Partners and Black Nova Group, as well as top New Zealand investors K1W1, AmpliPHI Ventures and a number of experienced senior business figures.
So, the time has finally arrived. Portainer CE 2.0, with support for Kubernetes is finished... and it will be released to the public on Aug 31st.
Why are we so excited about this?
Well, because we have made Kubernetes so easy to use that you don't actually need to know ANYTHING about Kubernetes to use it.
Hi Portainer Fans...
As you would have no doubt already seen, we recently released Portainer 1.24.1 to address some security concerns raised by an external security professional. Full Credit to Iain Smart for reporting the findings (https://twitter.com/smarticu5).
Let me explain the changes, shown below, and why.
Over the past three years, Portainer has become a successful open source project, used all over the world by hundreds of thousands of engineers every month. The Portainer community grows at about 50% CAGR, and with our upcoming Kubernetes release, we expect to see it grow even faster.
Continuing the theme of big changes in the Portainer world, today we’re announcing that we will be releasing a commercial version of Portainer in the next couple of months.
While our detailed thinking around the commercial versions of Portainer will be posted closer to the release, I would like to take this opportunity to outline our thoughts, as this is a pivotal and often polarizing moment in any OS project history.
Over the coming weeks we will announce the availability of Portainer Community Edition 2.0. We expect to ship code mid Q3, however it’s always dangerous to announce a date too early.
But before I talk about 2.0, I want to talk a bit about prioritization and decision making.
Recently we requested your input to complete a survey on how you use Portainer, where you use, how you rate it, and which features you love... we also asked you to tell us what features we dont have that really should...
Well, after 1200 responses in 3 days (thank you, this is awesome!!) we have compiled the below info-graphic to summarize.