Catalyst Cloud has released New Zealand’s first Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) certified Kubernetes service.

Catalyst Cloud has announced the beta launch of the Load Balancer service, making it easy to scale out and achieve better fault tolerance for cloud-hosted applications.

Catalyst Cloud announces new compute flavours that have 512 GB to 1.2 TB of RAM and from 32 to 64 vCPUs.

Catalyst Cloud has assembled a response team to address the recently announced Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities that affect Intel, AMD, and ARM processors.

Catalyst Cloud helps clarify to New Zealand customers the data protection and privacy consideration for any data with overseas cloud providers.

Silicon Systems, a specialist in Microsoft technologies, joins the Catalyst Cloud reseller program, bringing their expertise to customers wanting managed Microsoft services on the Catalyst Cloud.

Through the OpenStack Cloud Passport program, users can now trial multiple cloud providers around the world, including New Zealand own Catalyst Cloud.

Catalyst announced today that the Catalyst Cloud will now be managed by Catalyst Cloud Ltd, part of the wider Catalyst IT Group.

To provide clarity and assurance to agencies, Catalyst contacted DIA to delineate the scope of the mandate and its exceptions.

The Catalyst Cloud now offers large compute instances for big data and visual effects rendering jobs.