Updates from the Kubernetes v1.26 Release Team

Guest post originally published on Fairwinds’s blog by Liz Coolman Organizations have moved increasingly to the cloud, adopting containers and Kubernetes to change their infrastructure and take advantage of these cloud native technologies. Kubernetes itself is complex, requiring…

Community post by Yelin Liu, Technical Marketing at DaoCloud On November 18, the “Kubernetes Community Days Chengdu 2022,” initiated by CNCF, DaoCloud, Huawei Cloud, Sichuan Tianfu Bank, and OPPO was successfully held, gathering end users, contributors and technical…

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…

2022 was a big year for cloud-native technologies—especially for Kubernetes, which became a platform of choice for digital transformation and cloud-native workloads. As such, much of this year’s discussion revolved around Kubernetes updates and best practices.

WebAssembly has been much discussed recently as a new form of “cloud-native binary” that might unlock a new cycle of productivity. This Webinar outlines when and why you might be interested in WebAssembly and how the ContainerD “runwasi”…

Kubescape can now automatically scan Kubernetes clusters against the Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmark to identify compliance gaps, suggest remediations, and monitor for drifts.

If you’ve adopted Kubernetes, you are an open source fan. As more enterprise companies accept open source technologies, how do you know what tools to use? There is a huge open source landscape of tools to support and…

Edge computing is no stranger to Kubernetes. Edge gained popularity by saving costs when processing information closer to the data, before sending filtered and computed information to a centralized application or data warehouse, usually hosted in the cloud….