Member post originally published on the Zesty blog by Pini Ben-Nahum When it comes to AWS discount plans, management approaches vary greatly. The often overlooked (Standard Reserved Instance) SRI has a lot to offer on further review. The deeper...

Ambassador post by Annalisa Gennaro When I embarked on my journey as a CNCF Ambassador, little did I know that it would lead to unexpected opportunities, personal growth, and a deeper connection with the cloud native community. In...

Happening on 19 March 2024 in Paris Co-Chairs: Melissa Logan and Sheetal Joshi Data on Kubernetes Day (also known as DOK Day) is, as its name suggests, a deep dive into how to get the most out of...

Member post by Asaf Yigal, Co-Founder and CTO at Logz.io Software developers are all too familiar with the complexities that come with managing Kubernetes environments. From the layers of abstraction to the overwhelming volume of data, evolving K8s...

CNCF published the results of its latest microsurvey report on cloud-native FinOps and cloud financial management (CFM). Kubernetes has driven cloud spending up for 49% of respondents, while 28% stated their costs remain unchanged and 24% saved after migrating to...

Cloud security company Sysdig has made note of Falco now reaching graduated project status within the auspices Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). 

Member post originally published on Devtron’s blog by Shubham Kumar TL;DR: In this article we’ll learn about how to deploy Hashicorp vault in Kubernetes and how to fetch secrets from vault and integrate it with your applications on...

Starting on April 1, our Kubernetes training and certification exams will move from a 36-month certification period to a 24-month certification period. This includes CKA, CKAD, KCNA,  KCSA, PCA, ICA, CCA, CAPA, and CGOA CNCF exams.  Why the...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced today that Falco, an open source tool for defining security rules in Linux environments, has officially graduated.

Member post originally published on Facets.cloud’s blog by Pravanjan Choudhury $100,000 – for FREE. That’s what you get when you sign up for the AWS startup program. Microsoft will see and raise at $150,000 and GCP will go...