Guest post originally published on Flux’s blog by Daniel Holbach Flux v2 has its first anniversary and reaches the 0.13 milestone, Alison joins maintainers, new guides and use-cases docs, upcoming events (yes we’ll be at KubeCon!)…
Introducing fuzz testing for Linkerd
Project post originally published on the Linkerd blog by William Morgan Over the past few months, the team at Ada Logics has been hard at work introducing fuzz testing to Linkerd’s Rust proxy. These fuzz tests now run continuously…
Getting started with Kuma service mesh
Guest post originally published on the Kong blog by Marco Palladino Kuma is an open source, CNCF service mesh that supports every environment, including Kubernetes and virtual machines. In this Kuma service mesh tutorial, I will show you how easy…
Fluid: An important piece for big data and AI to embrace cloud native
Guest post originally published on Alibaba Cloud’s blog by Gu Rong, Che Yang, and Fan Bin In recent years, more and more AI and big data applications are being deployed and run on cloud-native orchestration frameworks…
Non-breaking breakpoints: the evolution of debugging
Guest post originally posted on the Rookout blog by Noa Goldman Since the beginning of time, back to before humans invented fire, there were two traditional ways to debug applications: one way -after having invented hieroglyphics,…
Add Java agents to existing Kubernetes and Helm applications instantly
Guest post originally published on Rookout’s blog by Liran Haimovich In a recent blog post, one of my teammates, Josh, shared a few techniques for deploying Java agents in Kubernetes applications. We have been getting a lot…
End to end cloud native app builds and deployments with App Platform
Guest post by Jon Friesen, Nick Tate, and Cody Baker of DigitalOcean We love Kubernetes and all it can do. We want all developers to benefit from it, so we decided to build a higher-level abstraction…
Benchmarking and Evaluating Your Kubernetes Storage with Kubestr
Guest post originally published on the Kasten 10 Blog by Michael Cade Kubestr is an open source collection of tools that makes it fast and easy to identify, validate and evaluate your Kubernetes storage options. Before…
Add Java Agents to Existing Kubernetes and Helm Applications Instantly
Guest post originally published on the Rookout Blog by Liran Haimovich In a recent blog post, one of my teammates, Josh, shared a few techniques for deploying Java agents in Kubernetes applications. We have been getting a…
Introduction to k3d: Run K3s in Docker
Guest post originally published on SUSE’s blog by Thorsten Klein, freelance software engineer at SUSE and k3d maintainer In this blog post, we’re going to talk about k3d, a tool that allows you to run throwaway…