Navigate the Sea Change to Cloud Native
Modern apps are built as a highly dynamic distributed mesh of containerized microservices.
This dynamic “cloud native” architecture drives exponential growth in connectivity, presenting new complexity and security challenges for developers, operations and security teams.
By solving the problem of how to securely connect your applications in this new world, Tigera helps you successfully chart your route to Cloud Native.
Chart the route to secure application connectivity
Secure
Secure apps and meet compliance requirements with flexible, label-based policies
Connect
Connect applications across multiple clouds and environments
Control
Integrate application connectivity and security with existing organizational processes
Simplify
Eliminate complexity with proven technologies for resilience and easy troubleshooting

Google launches 2 billion containers per week
Orchestrated containers churn 25X faster than virtual machines
85% of the traffic in a microservices based application is East/West, not North/South
A typical compute node hosts 10X more containers than VMs
In Kubernetes, network policy is based on labels, not IP addresses
Kubernetes is the most popular container orchestration tool, with 43% adoption
IP scales (duh). There are over a billion hosts in the Internet domain name system
Production use of containers doubled in 2016
Networking and security are frequently 2 of the top 3 challenges in adopting containers
6 of the Forbes top 10 cloud operators are using Tigera’s Project Calico
In Greek, Kubernetes means “Helmsman”, and Istio means “Sail”
“Calico” is a simple cotton fabric. And also a type of cat.
Cross the finish line with Tigera
As you set course for your cloud native destination, you need the right technologies backed by an experienced, reliable partner to help you navigate the shoals and cross the finish line.
When it comes to secure application connectivity, Tigera is on board with you from start to finish. Learn about who we are and how we can help you to succeed.