More than three years after the release of the first Kubernetes Engine, Google has announced the availability of version 1.10, which includes new security and logging features for enterprise users.
The company said the new version will address such issues as security, logging, and monitoring of web-native applications. The version of Kubernetes Engine will include a featured dubbed Shared Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) and will also offer increased network control, plus faster scaling and additional security.
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Google said Kubernetes Engine core-hours grew 9 times year-over-year in 2017, as more developers are embracing a mode of writing applications that breaks them into smaller, self-contained units.
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