The Cost of Kubernetes
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Learn why leading companies have migrated from OpenShift to Giant Swarm and experience faster time-to-market, higher productivity of their devops teams, better security and cost savings.
Read comparisonThe Cost of Kubernetes
Learn about the $34m opportunity companies reap from cloud-native and which costs you have to consider to build and operate a Kubernetes platform.
Watch nowHow to build a cloud-native stack?
Learn everything you need to know about the choices and best-practices for all key components you need to consider to build your cloud-native platform.
Read guideTaking our Roadmap Public
At Giant Swarm, everything we do is intertwined with our values. The decision to take our roadmap public is no exception. We began by challenging the status quo. Our roadmap has always resided in our private GitHub repository.
Read moreHow Postmortems help hardening our k8s clusters
Learn from Platform Engineer Marcel Müller how Giant Swarm uses postmortems to find and fix the root cause of an issue in one of our Kubernetes clusters.
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adidas is a multiinational sportswear manufacturer. For 70 years they have helped revolutionize sports through shoes and apparel. They believe that through sports they can change lives. Their goal is to be the best sports company in the world. Everything they do is rooted in sports.
At adidas the goal is to push the boundaries of products, experiences and services to drive brand desire and capitalize on the growth opportunities in sport as well as in sports-inspired casual and activewear.
Staying true to its culture, adidas got 40% of its most impactful systems running on Kubernetes in a year.
Read Success StoryPodcast with Daniel Eichten, Senior Director Platform Engineering
Listen to PodcastIndustry: Fashion
Location: Germany
Foundation: 1949
Employees: 59,000
Use-Case(s): Web-Scale, Mobile, Internal Services, Big Data
Cloud Type: Hybrid Cloud
Challenges: Velocity, Scaling, Resiliency, Monitoring
Giant Swarm Customer since: 2017
Giant Swarm’s managed microservices infrastructure enables enterprises to run agile, resilient, distributed systems at scale, while removing the tasks related to managing the complex underlying infrastructure.