Illumina Innovates with Rancher and Kubernetes
Video gaming pioneer Ubisoft’s central Kubernetes platform based on Rancher gives thousands of developers that ability to spin up new Kubernetes clusters in a controllable, centrally managed way -- reducing cluster deployment time by 80 percent.
Schneider Electric is undergoing a significant digital transformation. See how they are modernizing legacy systems to create a cluster of cloud-native microservices to become more agile and innovative with Rancher.
Public sector organization MPAC reduced update and patch management times by 80 percent and cluster deployment time by 85 percent with Rancher for unified Kubernetes management.
At full scale Chick-fil-A will be running Kubernetes at the Edge in each of our 2000 restaurants. That means roughly 6000 devices at the Edge running Kubernetes.
Rancher Labs recently ran an analyst day in San Francisco. The event had thirteen customer speakers, which, given Rancher claims to have 200 paying customers, is a pretty decent chunk of the installed base.
Following my journey in evaluating and building Enterprise-grade Kubernetes from scratch on VMware ESXi hypervisor with different software stacks / frameworks, my next stop is to take a good look at what Rancher Labs has to offer.
Many organizations run Kubernetes clusters in a single public cloud like GCE or AWS, and as a result have reasonably homogenous infrastructure needs. In these situations deploying Kubernetes clusters is relatively straightforward.