What motivates developers to contribute to open source? What discourages them? Does it help their careers? The CNCF and TAG Contributor Strategy asked these and other questions in a new annual micro-survey. In this blog post, we share…
Kitex proxyless practice: traffic lane implementation with Istio and OpenTelemetry
Guest post originally published on CloudWeGo’s blog by CoderPoet and Guangming Luo This blog mainly introduces the realization of traffic routing based on Kitex Proxyless and the bookinfo demo rewrote with Kitex and Hertz. The purpose is to…
2022 Kubernetes vulnerabilities – Main takeaways
Guest post originally published on ARMO’s blog by Ben Hirschberg All the main K8s vulnerabilities from 2022 consolidated into one article. Put together by Ben Hirschberg, CTO & co-founder of ARMO. During 2022, Kubernetes continued to cement itself as a…
Why we advocate for workload-centric over infrastructure-centric development
Guest post originally published on Score’s blog by Susa Tünker of Humanitec Score envisions a developer and workload-centric approach to improve developer productivity and experience. In this article, we take a deeper look at the “why” and see…
Dragonfly integrates nydus for image acceleration practice
Guest post originally published on the Dragonfly blog by Gaius Introduce definition Dragonfly has been selected and put into production use by many Internet companies since its open source in 2017, and entered CNCF in October 2018, becoming the…
How to validate Kubernetes YAML files
Guest post originally published on Armo’s blog by Bezalel Brandwinen, Team Lead at Armo Ltd Kubernetes has taken center stage in how we now manage our containerized applications. As a result, many conventions to define our Kubernetes apps…
10 ways to make your software pipeline more observable
Guest post originally published on the Cloudsmith blog by Ciara Carey Ciara lists 10 ways to make your software pipelines more transparent and observable to gain insights, identify unusual behavior and possibly prevent a software supply chain attack….
An open source policy engine that automates remediation: Polaris
Guest post by Robert Brennan, VP of product development, Fairwinds Polaris is an open source policy engine that runs dozens of checks to ensure that your Kubernetes pods and controllers are configured using best practices in cluster security,…
Securing Kubernetes cluster using Kubescape and kube-bench
Guest post originally published on InfraCloud’s blog by Amar Chand With businesses adopting cloud native technology, Kubernetes has emerged as a primary tool of choice for container orchestration. Deploying and managing applications has never been easier. However, securing…
Writing your own scheduler with kube-scheduler-simulator
Guest post originally published on the Miraxia blog As the default Kubernetes scheduler is highly configurable, in many cases we don’t have to write any code to customize thescheduling behavior. However, people who want to learn how the…