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Mesosphere Becomes D2IQ, Moves Into Kubernetes, Big Data

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Christine Hall
Aug 8, 2019

The name change is something of a late-in-the-game acknowledgement that Kubernetes has won in the cloud-native arena. While Mesos has capabilities that Kubernetes doesn’t (it can run non-containerized stateful workloads, for example), today’s DevOps-centered pipelines have standardized around containers and Kubernetes, making other container management tools and software deployment methods also-rans.
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