Linode Kubernetes Engine Lowers The Barrier To Entry To Kubernetes
Many organizations have trouble getting started with Kubernetes because they perceive it to be too complex, too expensive, and simply overwhelming. There are many providers and platforms available, but choosing the right one is also a struggle. Linode aims to lower the barrier to entry with its fully managed container orchestration engine.
In this episode of TFiR: Let’s Talk recorded at the KubeCon in Detroit, Swapnil Bhartiya sits down with Billy Thompson, Solutions Engineering Manager at Akamai, to discuss the pain points of adopting Kubernetes and how Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE) is helping to address these challenges.
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