Die Compute Card verschwindet, das eigentliche Compute Modul bleibt jedoch: Intel wird die PCs in Kreditkartenform nicht weiter fortführen, aber Partner mindestens noch zwei Jahre mit neuer Hardware versorgen. (Intel, Prozessor)
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Bislang ist Streaming nur ein Experiment, mit Stadia könnte es das Computerspielen umwälzen. Doch bei aller Begeisterung für das Ende der Ladebalken und für überall verfügbare Spiele: Die Technologie hat auch systembedingte Nachteile. Ein IMHO von Peter Steinlechner (Stadia, Google)
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Mit der Veröffentlichung von iOS 12.2, Mojave 10.14.4 sowie der neuen iTunes-Version für Windows schließt Apple zahlreiche Sicherheitslücken. Einige davon sind kritisch, da sie Angriffe mit Kernelprivilegien oder hohen Rechten erlauben. (Apple, Mac OS X)
Quelle: Golem
Ikea hat erste Fotos eines Symfonisk-Lautsprechers gezeigt. Der Sonos-kompatible Lautsprecher soll ideal in ein Buchregal passen, kann aber auch als Nachttisch eingesetzt werden. (Ikea, Multi-Room)
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Der Kleinstwagen Smart ist ein Verlustbringer für Daimler und wird trotzdem seit 1999 gebaut. Nun droht dem Fahrzeug womöglich das Ende, heißt es in einem Medienbericht. Derweil wird angeblich nach einen Partner in China gesucht, um die Kosten zu senken. (Elektroauto, Technologie)
Quelle: Golem
BMW und Daimler wollen gemeinsam eine Elektroautobasis entwickeln, um Fahrzeuge für unter 30.000 Euro bauen zu können. Der künftig damit gefertigte BMW i2 basiert auf dem i3, ihm fehlt jedoch die teure Karbonkarosserie. (Elektroauto, Technologie)
Quelle: Golem
Anlässlich der Vorstellung von Apple TV+ hat Apple eines seiner Streaminggeräte umbenannt. Damit dürfte klar sein, dass das erste Apple TV mit TVOS noch eine Weile im Angebot bleiben wird. (Apple TV, Apple)
Quelle: Golem
Apple hat die finale Version von MacOS Mojave 10.14.4 veröffentlicht. Das geschieht zeitgleich mit der Freigabe der meisten anderen Betriebssysteme Apples. Das Betriebssystem-Update unterstützt die neuen Zahlungsdienste des Konzerns. (Mac OS, Mac OS X)
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Today, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced Kubernetes 1.14, which includes support for Windows nodes. Kubernetes supporting Windows is a monumental step for the industry and it further confirms the work Docker has been doing with Microsoft to develop Windows containers over the past five years. It is evidence that containers are not just for Linux; Windows and .NET applications represent an important and sizeable footprint of applications that can benefit from both the Docker platform and Kubernetes.
Docker’s collaboration with Microsoft started five years ago. Today, every version of Windows Server 2016 and later ships with the Docker Engine – Enterprise. In addition, to facilitate a great user experience with Windows containers, Microsoft publishes more than 129 Windows container images of its popular software on Docker Hub. Many Docker Enterprise customers are already running mixed Windows and Linux containers with Swarm, and an upcoming release of Docker Enterprise will allow our customers to expand their Windows options to Kubernetes as well. Today both Docker Enterprise and Docker Desktop users have found that the easiest way to use and manage Kubernetes is with Docker and now these users will have the same benefits with Windows containers as well.
gMSA Support in Kubernetes for Active Directory-Authenticated Applications
In the time since that first Windows Server release, we’ve been working closely with customers to understand how to make containerized Windows applications enterprise-ready for production. Our five years of experience shows us that runtime support for Windows-based containers is only one component of what enterprises require to make Windows containers with Kubernetes operational in their environment.
An additional requirement is support for configuring containerized workloads with domain credentials and identity in an Active Directory environment. Initially we worked with Microsoft to plumb in gMSA credential support for individual containers running on Docker Engine in Windows. Next, we implemented orchestrator-wide support for gMSA credentials in Swarm. Using our experience so far, we are leading the design and implementation of gMSA support for Windows workloads in Kubernetes, delivering Alpha level support for gMSA support in Kubernetes 1.14.
Many Windows-based applications are run on domain joined hosts and use Service Accounts managed by Active Directory to access other resources and services in the domain. Windows containers, however, are not full-fledged domain joined objects. Instead, Windows containers can run with a special type of service account introduced in Windows Server 2012 called group managed service accounts (gMSA). Windows uses credentials associated with a gMSA (in lieu of individual computer accounts) to enable containerized Windows applications to access other services in an Active Directory domain.
Docker, in collaboration with Microsoft and the Kubernetes community, is working to add support for gMSA in Kubernetes. This encompasses: (1) custom resources to configure credential specs for gMSAs in a cluster wide fashion, (2) authorizing and resolving references to the gMSA credential specs from pod specifications and (3) passing down the full gMSA credential spec JSON to the container runtime (like Docker engine). This feature is in alpha with Kubernetes 1.14 and you can find more about its design and implementation here. We invite you to test this out and contribute to the effort which will help to further expand the types of applications that can be run in containers and will continue to work with the community on ensuring this reaches general availability.
Kubernetes and Windows: What’s Next
Windows admins and users also need overlay networking and dynamically provisioned storage to become enterprise-ready, and we are also working with the Kubernetes community in these areas and will have more to discuss and demonstrate at DockerCon 2019 in San Francisco. We look forward to sharing some of the progress here and hope to see you there!
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To learn more about Docker and Windows containers:
Register for DockerCon in San Francisco and attend breakouts about Windows containers including:
Docker for Windows Container Development
Modernizing Microsoft .NET Applications
Persisting State for Windows Workloads in Kubernetes
How Entergy Is Mitigating Legacy Windows Operating System Vulnerabilities With Docker Enterprise
Download the white paper: Delivering Safer Apps with Docker Enterprise and Windows Server 2016
Download the white paper: Future-Proof Your Legacy Windows Server Applications
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Check out the packed Agenda for the OpenShift Commons Gathering in Barcelona on May 20th! The OpenShift Commons Gathering at Kubecon/EU to feature production case study talks from Macquarie Bank, the IDF, X by Orange and Six Group. The OpenShift Commons Gathering at Red Hat Summit brings together experts from all over the world to […]
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