Since 2005, the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) program has accepted thousands of university students from around the world to spend their summer holiday writing code and learning about the open source community. This year GSoC accepted 1,276 students from…
CNCF is pleased to announce its participation in the CommunityBridge, sponsoring three students to work on Kubernetes and CoreDNS projects during the programs pilot stage. Recently launched by The Linux Foundation, CommunityBridge is a platform that…
Tales of the Kubernetes Ingress Networking: Deployment Patterns for External Load Balancers
As workloads move from legacy infrastructure to Kubernetes platforms, routing traffic from outside into Kubernetes can be confusing. The concept of using “Kubernetes Ingress” has solved a lot of challenges, as well as running Kubernetes on…
Building a Kubernetes powered central modules repository
Today, Kubernetes is the defacto standard if you want to run container workloads in a production environment, though that wasn’t always the case. We had have a fair amount of monolithic code for our products and…
Guest Post from Jef Spaleta, originally published on The Sensu Blog. It’s no secret that the popularity of running containerized applications has exploded over the past several years. Being able to iterate and release an application by provisioning its…
Application security, defined as preventing malicious, automated attacks that appear to be legitimate, or syntactically correct that target your public facing web, mobile and API-based applications is an often overlooked element of your cloud native security…
Monitoring Kubernetes workloads: the sidecar pattern
Kubernetes has entirely changed the way we build our infrastructure, enabling organizations to ship more changes faster. But, with all that speed comes challenges — containers introduce a non-trivial level of complexity when it comes to…
HelpNetSecurity: "Kubernetes security matures: Inside the project’s first audit"
Auditing 1.5 million lines of code is a heroic undertaking. With resources provided by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), the Kubernetes Project leadership created the Security Audit Working Group to perform an audit in an…
Last year, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) initiated a process of conducting third-party security audits for its own projects. The aim of these security audits was to improve the overall security of the CNCF ecosystem.
EnterpriseAI: "Kubernetes gets a security audit"
An open source group is expanding its third-party security audits to include the popular but vulnerable Kubernetes cluster orchestrator.