The Cloud Foundry Foundation has unveiled the latest version of Korifi, an open-source Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) designed to alleviate the complexity of Kubernetes while significantly enhancing application deployment experiences. Many organizations need help with deploying applications using Kubernetes infrastructure, which can be intricate and challenging to manage for developers who are not well-versed in its nuances. Korifi aims to streamline this process by offering a more intuitive interface built atop Kubernetes infrastructure, allowing developers to focus on writing code instead of managing infrastructure.
Korifi Tutorials and Cloud Foundry Day: Assisting Developers
To help developers familiarize themselves with Korifi, the Foundation has launched a series of Korifi Tutorials. Moreover, a Cloud Foundry Day event has been announced, which will take place on June 21 in Heidelberg, Germany.
The updates in Korifi v.0.7.0 include the following:
- Improved logging for better tracking and debugging.
- Support for labels and annotations across all resources.
- Automatic cleanup of unused resources to optimize resource usage.
- Support for multiple apps in manifests for increased flexibility.
Korifi’s fully open-source codebase and community-driven approach ensure adopters enjoy complete transparency and adaptability. For system integrators and service providers, Korifi facilitates cloud-native transformation for their Cloud Foundry customers.
Cloud Foundry: Setting the Benchmark for App Deployment
Cloud Foundry is an open-source technology that prominent players in manufacturing, telecommunications, and financial services utilize. Its container-based architecture enables apps to run in any language on various cloud platforms, featuring a robust services ecosystem.
Discover Korifi on GitHub: Learn More and Deploy on Kubernetes Clusters. Visit the GitHub repository to explore Korifi in greater detail and deploy it on your Kubernetes clusters.