As many of you by now have realized, wiring up an army of containers to distribute your business applications involves many things.  After many orchestration battles it was almost a unanimous decision: Kubernetes has it all and will be the next foundation for years to come. Whether you are an early adopter and used Apache Mesos, Fleet atop ofr CoreOS, chose to go with Docker Swarm, or built clusters with Hashicorp Nomad, it became clear that the rest of the world went all in with Kubernetes. And so should you, if you care to benefit from worldwide adoption and contribution in this space.

Never before have we seen such a shift towards empowerment of end users, with capabilities and abstractions covering all aspects of software development and delivery that are needed right now.  
After many years we finally see fully stacked platforms that implement all of these, offering controls for immediate day-2 usage. Sounds to good to be true? I want to suggest you go out there and find out for yourself.
Doing some good old fashioned research is never a bad idea, but wait! We got you covered and wrote an 8-piece editorial about Kubernetes’ innovative capabilities so you don’t have to.
Of course we still encourage you to investigate any questions you still might have afterwards, but maybe you don’t even have to. (But if you do, don’t hesitate to share your feedback!)