February 2020 Summaries

Vultr is enhancing its global cloud platform by introducing support for Kubernetes, the leading open-source solution for container orchestration, which offers features such as automated deployments, self-healing, and service discovery. This initiative includes the release of a new Cloud Controller Manager that allows Kubernetes deployments to manage Vultr resources natively, available for early access on their GitHub page. Additionally, Vultr is expanding its open-source offerings with a Docker Machine Driver and ACME+Terraform Support for Vultr DNS Challenge Provider, along with the upcoming Vultr Kubernetes CSI plugin for dynamic volume provisioning. These updates are part of Vultr's commitment to providing scalable and reliable solutions for developers to build cutting-edge technologies, supported by a rich ecosystem backed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.

Cloud 66 has introduced native support for Vultr, allowing users to manage and scale their applications on Vultr's global cloud infrastructure directly from the Cloud 66 dashboard. This integration simplifies the management of Vultr cloud resources, enhancing the developer experience by providing automated solutions for building, deploying, and managing web applications since 2012. Cloud 66 offers services for various technologies, including Rails, Node.js, and Kubernetes, and provides a $66 promotional credit for new users to explore its platform. Vultr is known for its standardized platform with flexible features, simple pricing, and a wide global reach, making this partnership particularly beneficial for those seeking efficient cloud solutions.