Mirantis Kubernetes Engine

Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE) is an incredibly strategic, highly secure enterprise platform that possesses a fascinating history: It is the direct mathematical descendant of "Docker Enterprise," which Mirantis acquired. It is the absolute weapon of choice for massive, highly regulated organizations that require strict Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) compliance and the ability to seamlessly run both Kubernetes and legacy Docker Swarm. Its signature feature is "The Swarm and Kubernetes Dual-Engine." While the entire industry pivoted to Kubernetes, thousands of companies still had massive, working infrastructure built on Docker Swarm (which is much simpler to use). MKE mathematically supports both. An administrator can deploy a Kubernetes workload and a Docker Swarm workload on the exact same physical server cluster, allowing for a gradual, painless migration path. Because it targets the absolute highest security sectors, its "Secure Software Supply Chain" is legendary. It tightly integrates with Mirantis Secure Registry (formerly Docker Trusted Registry). A developer pushes a container image. MKE mathematically quarantines it, scans it against a massive database of CVE vulnerabilities, digitally signs it (Content Trust), and absolutely physically prevents the cluster from running the container if it fails the security audit.