A Pair That Goes Together Like Hot Cocoa and Marshmallows
On this second Day of Kubernetes, it’s fitting that we talk to you about a pair. But in this case, it’s a pair of Kubernetes leaders that go together much better than two turtle doves – AWS and StormForge.
Holiday Quiz
Which of the following is NOT true about Frank Capra’s 1946 Christmas movie classic It’s a Wonderful Life starring James Stewart? (Answer is at the bottom of this page)
- The movie takes place in winter, but was actually filmed in the summer of 1946, during a heat wave.
- It is #1 on the American Film Institute’s list of most inspirational American movies.
- The movie was a box-office hit and became an immediate Christmas classic.
- It introduced a specially engineered artificial snow, combining Foamite (a fire-fighting chemical), with sugar and water – replacing painted corn flakes, which was commonly used at the time.
- The FBI flagged the film as “communist” in 1947 because it portrayed bankers as evil “scrooges”.
theCUBE Conversation with AWS and StormForge
With StormForge, you can optimize the efficiency of AWS EKS-based applications to improve performance, boost efficiency, and free up developers to focus on innovation.
Check out this interview with AWS – EKS GM Chandler Hoisington and StormForge CEO Matt Provo on theCUBE. Hear their perspectives on the AWS-StormForge integration and how it helps EKS customers.. For more information, visit our AWS partner page.
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CHANDLER HOISINGTON, GM AWS – EKS ANYWHERE, AWS KUBERNETES
“We are excited to extend StormForge’s offering to customers via AWS Marketplace to give them more tools that can help further optimize their Kubernetes environments running on AWS.”
Holiday Quiz Answer:
Answer #3 is not true. It’s a Wonderful Life was NOT a box-office hit. In fact, the movie was a flop and lost money at the box office. It did not become popular until the late 1970s, when it began appearing frequently on television.