What’s in a name: Evolution of Diamanti

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Today’s container technologies, kubernetes being the leader here, focus on CPU &
memory as the primary resources when scheduling and managing applications in a distributed
environment. But they tend to ignore the impact of storage and network I/O resources today’s containerized applications need. Diamanti considered management of storage and network resources as the first-degree problem under this new paradigm. Gopal Sharma, co-founder and CTO of Diamanti, shares the origin of this thought process and how it is changing the way enterprises are relying on Diamanti to provide the right infrastructure to take their applications from dev to production.

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