Securing CI/CD pipelines through security gates with Kubescape
Guest post originally published on the ARMO blog by Ben Hirschberg DevOps and modern engineering have enabled us to provide higher quality code at greater speeds by introducing guardrails and checks into our automated continuous integration (CI) and…
Chaos engineering with LitmusChaos: September 2022 update
Guest post from LitmusChaos maintainers As promised, we are back with another edition of monthly updates from the LitmusChaos community. With the growth of the Chaos Engineering community as well as the LitmusChaos community, we appreciate this massive…
The New Stack: “KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Preview: Join Us for Pancakes”
With the explosive growth of Kubernetes across more hybrid and multicloud environments, the operational challenges developers and operations teams are looking to solve is becoming more complex. This next chapter of Kubernetes is opening a new dialogue with…
Fluent Bit surpasses three billion downloads!
Less than six months ago, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation and the Fluent Bit community announced that Fluent Bit had been downloaded and deployed over one billion times. Fluent Bit has now tripled that achievement, surpassing the three…
GitOps without leaving your IDE
Project post originally posted on the Flux blog by juozasg and Daniel Holbach Welcome to the second blog post in our Flux Ecosystem category! This time we are talking about one of the Flux UIs: it’s the VS Code GitOps Extension….
The New Stack: “KubeCon+CloudNativeCon 2022 Rolls into Detroit”
It’s that time of the year again when cloud native enthusiasts and professionals assemble to discuss all things Kubernetes. KubeCon+CloudNativeCon 2022 is being held later this month in Detroit, October 24-28.
Problem: Limited scalability with iptables, IPVS, and kube-proxy Datadog runs 10s of Kubernetes clusters, across multiple cloud providers. Some of them have up to 4,000 nodes, which makes for 10,000s of hosts in their infrastructure. Datadog’s SaaS product…
If you are using ‘kubectl’, you are probably doing it wrong
Guest post originally published on the Nethopper blog by Chris Munford Like many people, I managed my first cluster using the kubernetes cli (aka kubectl). I deployed a handful of ‘objects’ such as deployments, secrets, configmaps, and services…
Project post originally published on the Flux blog by Daniel Holbach As the Flux family of projects and its communities are growing, we strive to inform you each month about what has already landed, new possibilities which are…
Project post originally posted on Nabeel.dev by Nabeel Sulieman If you are running Kubernetes, or really any kind of microservice architecture, you will eventually run into challenges with communication and synchronization between your instances. To solve this, I…