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Guest post by Amir Kaushansky, VP Product at Armo A brief overview of attachment methods when securing Kubernetes environments.    As a product manager, I am always concern about the value my customers will get from the product, and...

Guest post originally published on Kong’s blog by Marco Palladino, Co-founder / CTO at Kong As a developer, your company hired you to build incredible products that focus on your users’ and customers’ needs. Yet, in the age...

“Guest post originally published on Buoyant’s blog by Risha Mars, Software Engineer at Buoyant In this article we’re going to show you how to accomplish a basic Kubernetes observability task: getting “golden metrics” (or “golden signals”) from the...

Guest post originally published on Cloudreach’s blog by Brad Campbell, Chief Technologist, Platform Development at Cloudreach Following up on his first blog focusing on Kubernetes as a cloud services provisioner, Brad Campbell explains how to deploy a simple...

Guest post originally published on Rookout’s blog by Dudi Cohen, VP of R&D at Rookout I have been managing R&D teams for the past 14 years or so and have learned many lessons along the way. Some of...

Guest post originally published on Arctiq’s blog by Daniyal Javed, DevOps Engineer and Consultant at Arctiq Last year I posted a demo of using GitLab CI and ArgoCD with Anthos Config Management. It’s been a popular video on...

Guest post originally published on G-research’s blog by Jamie Poole, Compute Platform Engineering Manager at G-research Over the last couple of years we have been migrating more and more of our workloads to containers on Linux. One particular...

Guest post originally published on Softax’s blog by Piotr Martyniuk, solution architect at Softax Microservices can be combined in various ways. What are the advantages and disadvantages of individual approaches and what techniques should be used to make...

Guest post originally published on Vectorized.io’s blog by Alexander Gallego, Founder and CEO at Vectorized.io As I have previously observed, software does not run on category theory, it runs on superscalar CPUs with wide, multi-channel GB/s memory units...

Guest post originally published by Allison Richardet, Principal Software Development Engineer, Mastercard At MasterCard, the Internal Cloud Team maintains our on-premises Kubernetes platform. Our work includes maintaining Kubernetes clusters, the core deployments we rely on and provide our...