Azure Container Service supported basic Docker containers, Kubernetes, and Mesosphere DC/OS. In late 2017, Microsoft rolled out Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) as a replacement for ACS.

Microsoft catches the rising Kubernetes wave and makes the container orchestration system standard-issue software for Azure users ...

Microsoft launched a preview of support for Kubernetes in its Azure Container Service last year; today it is taking this service out of beta and making it generally available.

Microsoft on Tuesday announced the 'general availability' (GA) commercial release of Windows Server containers for use with the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).

Microsoft is rolling out a preview of a dedicated Azure Container Service for Kubernetes, but will continue to offer its existing ACS offering which will support other container orchestrators, too.

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Microsoft Corp. is hiking support for the open-source Kubernetes project, updating its Azure Container Service to put the software container orchestration manager at the center of that offering ...

To know containers is to know Kubernetes, the gold standard for container orchestration and deployment. Here's an explainer for how Kubernetes works and what makes it tick.

Microsoft plans to step up its support for Kubernetes, announcing plans Tuesday for a new managed Kubernetes service that promises to make the notoriously tricky container-orchestration software ...

As far as container orchestration goes, Kubernetes is quickly becoming the de facto standard, even as Docker Swarm and Mesos/Mesosphere DC/OS continue to find their own niches. For the longest ...

Azure Container Services will be receiving support for Kubernetes workloads in the near future. The new Kubernetes capability will reach "general availability" status starting on Feb. 22, according to ...

ACI containers can be deployed using Microsoft's own Azure interface, or with Kubernetes, without needing any VMs to be spun up first.