SUSE Updates its Application Delivery Solutions

“The only dates I get are updates”, once said a smart programmer. This testimony has once again proven to be true with the latest announcement by SUSE.

Updates to its application delivery solutions have been introduced by SUSE. These new revisions will assist customers to speed up the development of prevailing containerized and cloud intrinsic apps. DevOps teams, platform operators, and developers will find these updates useful as they will improve upon the experience of Kubernetes, the open-source container-orchestration system for mechanizing the deployment, scaling, and administration of applications.

It is worth noting that SUSE CaaS Platform 4 and SUSE Cloud Application Platform 1.5, the most recent edition of SUSE’s modern application delivery platform for Kubernetes, will be offered in the coming 30 days. These updates will enhance SUSE’s distribution and maintenance of solutions to create, launch, and administer workloads everywhere – on premise, hybrid, and multi-cloud.

SUSE application delivery solutions consist of SUSE CaaS Platform and SUSE Cloud Application Platform. Where the former is an enterprise-ready container administration solution built on Kubernetes, the latter functions over Kubernetes and aids organizations achieve their cloud-native application delivery objectives swiftly and economically. These two perfect one another and can be exercised efficiently together and distinctly.

While the SUSE CaaS Platform will help DevOps to oversee a broad scope of assignments, including transitional, traditional, and assignments native to cloud, the SUSE Cloud Application Platform solution will add ready-made workflow automation that facilitates in quickly producing cloud-native applications at scale and in multi-cloud environments.

The fresh releases

SUSE CaaS Platform 4 advances Kubernetes platform operations with improvements that reinforce security and renders it simple to get along with progressions in technology with increased platform scalability possibilities. The solution integrates the newest issues of SUSE Linux Enterprise with Kubernetes.

SUSE Cloud Application Platform 1.5 lessens supervision intricacy with innovative user interface improvements. It also enhances IT efficiency by offering a quicker time to value with a straightforward and expected installation experience on hosted Kubernetes facilities.

“SUSE’s modern application delivery solutions are easy for development and DevOps teams to use and for IT to operate”, said Thomas Di Giacomo, SUSE president of Engineering, Product and Innovation.

“Our support of Cilium-based networking puts our customers ahead of those using other commercially supported Kubernetes solutions and is an example of how we’re powering digital transformation with agile open source solutions that enable enterprises to continually innovate, compete and grow”, he observed.

Cilium open-source scheme

SUSE is the only company to offer businesses cutting-edge networking for Kubernetes, based on the Cilium open-source plan. SUSE’s use of Cilium is especially beneficial for Kubernetes users because, now, network communication security policies and application security can be enhanced at scale with better performance packet filtering. These are unproblematic to realize and manage.

New application finding and deployment means have also been presented by SUSE, which lets clients speedily deploy apps and services which were made available as Helm charts. These comprise hundreds of prevalent open-source DevOps utilities and ISV solutions along with services and applications that have been developed internally.