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Guest post originally published on the Timescale blog by James Blackwood-Sewell, Timescale OpenTelemetry is considered by many the future of instrumentation, and it’s not hard to understand why. In a world where successful companies are software...

Guest post by Ed Sarker, Head of Clouds at CloudMatos Let me start with, I’ve been there. I know what that is like. I’m Edward, and I’ve spent the better half of my life in DevOps...

Cloud native skills are in higher demand than ever, with these skills being rated the most sought after by employers in the most recent Open Source Jobs Report. And with 92% of employers having difficulty finding...

Guest post originally published on Appaegis’s blog by Michael Shieh, Co-founder and CEO of Appaegis Why Enterprises Should adopt a Zero Trust Architecture  Zero Trust was a concept coined by John Kindervag at Forrester in 2009....

Guest post originally published on the Gemini Open Cloud blog by Patrick Fu, CEO of Gemini Open Cloud The default scheduler is a very matured component of Kubernetes cluster management. It is working quite well for...

The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept KubeVirt as a CNCF incubating project.  KubeVirt enables users to run virtual machine workloads on top of Kubernetes in a Kubernetes-native way. It allows the migration...

Guest post originally published on the Elastisys blog Metrics answer 3 questions: Are your users happy? Is your application happy? Are your servers happy? Application developers create dashboards based on metrics for situational awareness or to...

Guest post originally published on the InfraCloud blog by Sayed Belal Developers typically need to look at performance bottlenecks in production applications to determine the cause of the problem. To do this, you usually need information...

Guest post originally published on the BoxBoat blog by Josh Knarr Intro Today I want to write about the grype admission controller. I wrote it. I am proud of it. I think it solves a really uncomfortable...

Guest post originally published on the etcd blog by Adam Korczynski, David Korczynski, Sahdev Zala In the last few months, the team at Ada Logics has worked on integrating continuous fuzzing into the etcd project. This was an...

Guest post originally published on the Nirmata blog by Jim Bugwadia The sharp increase in software supply chain attacks has made securing the build and delivery of software a critical topic. But what does this mean...

Guest post originally published on the Flux blog by Daniel Holbach The Flagger team is proud to bring you Kubernetes Gateway API support as part of the 1.19.0 release. Read here about why this is a significant...

By Joel Hans for CNCF If your day-to-day involves the digital transformation of telco applications and/or infrastructures, you might be feeling like you have a mountain to climb when it comes to adopting cloud native and...

Project post originally published on the Flux blog by Daniel Holbach As the Flux family of projects and its communities are growing, we strive to inform you each month about what has already landed, new possibilities...

The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept Volcano as a CNCF incubating project.  Volcano is a cloud native batch system and CNCF’s first batch computing project. It is developed to extend cloud native...

Guest post originally published on the InfraCloud blog by Nirav Katarmal While working with the Jenkins jobs (whether it’s declarative or freestyle), we often need to pass some parameters to the code being executed when you...

Project post originally published on the Flux Blog by Daniel Holbach Next up in our blog series about Flux Security is how we moved to Pod Security Standard “restricted”, all the background info you need to know and...

Guest post originally published in the Timescale Blog by Ramon Guiu and John Pruitt OpenTelemetry is an open source observability framework for cloud-native service and infrastructure instrumentation hosted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). It has gained...

Guest post originally published on Snapt’s blog by Iwan Price-Evans In a world that is more reliant than ever on global connectivity, it’s increasingly important to understand how data traffic flows between different nodes or is...

Guest post originally published on the Anchore blog by Dan Luhring With the recent release of Syft v0.40.0, you can now create signed SBOM attestations directly in Syft. This is made possible by Project Sigstore, which makes signing...