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With big guns like Microsoft really getting behind Kubernetes and Kubernetes developers, the momentum behind the all-conquering container management system that is Kubernetes is starting to look unstoppable.
CoreOS steps in with new open-source Operators tools to help scale and manage stateful applications on top of Kubernetes while protecting against data loss or unavailability.
