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Kubernetes won the orchestration wars, but dev and ops teams still pull in opposite directions. HPE's David Estes thinks AI may ease the strain.
bit.lyKubernetes won the orchestration wars. Its teams are still fighting.Kubernetes won the orchestration wars, but dev and ops teams still pull in opposite directions. HPE's David Estes thinks AI may ease the strain.
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