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Passport, please! Following public word of a container leakage last January, the release of Kubernetes 1.30 offers a few more security checkpoints, tightening up the permissions and access controls. No longer will errant processes be able...

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WebAssembly has traveled a rocky road to adoption in its seven years of existence, especially given its promise of “build once, run anywhere.” A new survey from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation unpacks some of the reasons why the...

Kubernetes v1.30 is out, bringing with it a range of new features, upgrades, and enhancements to the well-known and widely used open source container management platform. 

Kubernetes v1.30 is out, bringing with it a range of new features, upgrades, and enhancements to the well-known and widely used open source container management platform. 

De ai-droom te realiseren door op grote schaal van prototype over te gaan op productie. Maar de kosten zullen hoog zijn. Tenzij er wordt gekozen voor een opensourcebeleid en er internationale standaarden komen. Dit betoogde Priyanka Sharma,...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is out with the open source Kubernetes 1.30 release, nicknamed “Uwubernetes” by its more than a thousand contributors

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is out with the open source Kubernetes 1.30 release, nicknamed “Uwubernetes” by its more than a thousand contributors

The Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) for Kubernetes this week released a 1.30 update that, among other capabilities, includes a Recursive Read-Only (RRO) Mounts feature. The new feature, in alpha, prevents any accidental modifications to data to improve cybersecurity.

The Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) for Kubernetes this week released a 1.30 update that, among other capabilities, includes a Recursive Read-Only (RRO) Mounts feature. The new feature, in alpha, prevents any accidental modifications to data to improve cybersecurity.