VMware made it very clear this week at VMworld that it’s betting its future on Kubernetes. The ball started rolling, at least in public, the week prior to the conference, when the company announced it would acquire Pivotal and its Kubernetes-based Pivotal Container Service (PKS). PKS and associated tooling have been available on VMware’s cloud service for some time and has been a key component of its hybrid cloud story.
The biggest announcement at VMworld 2019 in San Francisco was Project Pacific, which marries Kubernetes with vSphere, VMware’s flagship suite of data center virtualization software. Every session with Project Pacific in the title was packed, and VMware employees made it clear that this is the most significant move by VMware in a very long time.
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