Containers on IBM Cloud
Run containerized workloads with the security leadership, open source innovation and enterprise-grade capabilities of IBM Cloud
Run containerized workloads with the security leadership, open source innovation and enterprise-grade capabilities of IBM Cloud
Containers are ideal for application modernization and hybrid, multicloud scenarios because they’re lightweight and portable. With IBM container services, built on open source technologies like Kubernetes, you can facilitate and accelerate your journey to the cloud. Use continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) tools to build and deploy your containerized applications in the cloud. Orchestrate your containers with a managed Red Hat OpenShift or Kubernetes service. Address most of your transformation needs with containerized IBM middleware and open source components found in our IBM Cloud Pak solutions.
Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud leads the field in Q3
Businesses that use containers see improvements in application performance, software quality, and application portability
IBM Cloud® runs on Kubernetes for scalability and workload diversity and supports over 25,000 clusters.
IBM Cloud is built on open standards for flexibility, portability and open API-enabled cloud services.
IBM Cloud offers KYOK and container-level security, broad industry compliance and 99.99% SLA uptime.
Store and distribute container images in a private registry.
Accelerate DevOps and better manage the software lifecycle.
IBM Cloud Pak® solutions provide an easy and powerful way to run high-quality, container-based enterprise software on a modern Kubernetes-based orchestration platform. Get high availability, scalability and ongoing maintenance for enterprise applications from a source you know and trust.
From Kubernetes in the Enterprise:
“Containers will help you streamline your application footprint, transform it to cloud readiness, and adopt new architectures ... IBM is at the forefront of this change, in projects such as Istio, etcd, Service Catalog, Cloud Foundry, and of course, Kubernetes.”
Alexis Richardson
CEO, Weaveworks and TOC Chair, CNCF