The entire Qbox team and I are all proud to unveil Next-Gen Qbox, a new provisioning system that will make this foundational provisioning tool easier to use so we can, in turn, create the features and improvements that our customers have been requesting.
This is Mark Brandon with Qbox. And, in this video, we are going to walk through the new role based access control. This feature allows users to share the infrastructure dashboard with other users in their organization, allowing multiple users to provision resources, or to modify resources, troubleshoot problems, access bills, invite other users or cancel the account.
Read CEO Mark Brandon’s explanation of business continuity steps taken in the face of the global health and economic crisis.
Qbox is fully committed to achieving compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) by the May 25 deadline.
Alerting and analytics go together like cookies and milk. We’ve known this, but we didn’t build alerting into our Elasticsearch service because there are so many good solutions out there that we thought we would be reinventing the wheel.
However, as uses for Elasticsearch have diversified, we changed our opinion. We’ve implemented enough alerting solutions for our customers that we decided to make the best turnkey alerting solution available for all new clusters.
Today we announce hosted ElastAlert — the superb open-source alerting tool built by the team at Yelp Engineering — now available on all new Elasticsearch clusters on AWS.
As first announced today by the Linux Foundation, Qbox is pleased to confirm that it has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The CNCF is a collaborative project of the non-profit Linux Foundation that brings together market participants in the containerization space to formulate and promote standards.
Seeded in 2015 when Google contributed the Kubernetes project, CNCF now includes dozens of companies across the globe. By working together, the participants hope to drive the business value of Cloud Native applications like Kubernetes, Prometheus, Docker, Rocket, and the Open Container Initiative and to work toward a more hardware-agnostic future.