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Guest post by Rajiv Thakkar, Director of Product Marketing, Portworx, Pure Storage  (LinkedIn) Today, June 6, marks the 10th anniversary of Kubernetes. Kubernetes originally began as a project in Google and was released as open source in June...

Congratulations to Cristher Castro and the Cuemby for designing the winning logo As we celebrate the anniversary of the first Kubernetes commit, we’re thrilled to announce the Kubernetes 10th Anniversary Logo Design Contest winner and unveil the winning...

By Taylor Dolezal, Head of Ecosystem, CNCF The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is thrilled to announce our second cohort of the Zero to Merge program. This comprehensive four-week journey empowers participants to make meaningful contributions to CNCF...

Member post originally published on the Palark blog by Dmitry Shurupov, editor-in-chief, Palark In the recent werf v2.0 release, the CI/CD solution has unveiled a new deployment engine called Nelm. It has replaced Helm while retaining backward compatibility and introducing new prominent features....

Member post by Nigel Douglas, Senior Developer Advocate at Sysdig Kubernetes will celebrate its 10th anniversary at the “KuberTENes Birthday Bash” this week.  This milestone is a perfect time to commemorate the platform’s decade-long journey and the significant...

Member post originally published on SuperOrbital’s blog by Keegan McCallum Introduction In the previous parts of this blog post series, we explored the fundamentals of using the NVIDIA Device Plugin to manage GPU resources in Kubernetes clusters (Part...

Community post originally published on dev.to by Sunny Bhambhani There may be cases wherein we just need to update a Kubernetes configmap or any other Kubernetes object based on our requirements. And let’s say it’s just one or...

KCD post originally published on Linkedin by the Kubernetes Community Days UK – London team What are KCDs? From https://www.cncf.io/kcds/ KCDs are community-organized events that gather adopters and technologists from open source and cloud native communities for education,...

Member post by DatenLord In the previous article, we started from why we need command deduplication mechanism, introduced the necessity of deduplication and some problems of the current deduplication mechanism of Xline, and explained the working principle of...

Community post by Rob Williamson Microservice autoscaling and event-driven decoupling are both paths to help you deliver on the same purpose – maximum performance AND efficiency for applications. Unfortunately, these two goals can also be at loggerheads and...