Kubernetes 1.26, whose theme the team calls “Electrifying,” has been released with several important updates, including more complete support for Windows containers and, for the first time, digital signing of all official release artifacts, enabling verification…

Das Kubernetes-Entwicklungsteam hat Version 1.26 der Container-Orchestrierungsplattform vorgelegt – Codename Electrifying. Die zahlreichen Neuerungen im Release betreffen insbesondere die Einführung des Container Runtime Interface (CRI), das ab sofort in der stabilen Version 1.0 zum Einsatz kommt,…

Pas besoin d’attendre une mise à jour majeure pour bénéficier d’une pluie de fonctionnalités. 

Guest post originally published on ARMO’s blog by Jonathan Kaftzan, VP Marketing & Business Development at ARMO A first of its kind survey looks at the relationship between open-source and K8s security. Today DevOps and security…

In the cloud-native space, where applications are purpose built and delivered to run in the cloud, one technology in particular rises above all others — Kubernetes.

The developers of Kubernetes have released new features for the software container management platform that will make it easier to secure and maintain.

The Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) for Kubernetes today made available a 1.26 update that adds 37 enhancements, 16 of which represent new capabilities. Eleven other capabilities are graduating to stable while 10 are moving from alpha to beta.

Now that the open source Flux version control software has officially graduated to become a mature project with the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), the pace at which organizations embrace GitOps best practices should accelerate.

Guest post by Matt Ray, Senior Technical Success Manager at Kubecost As a growing number of teams scale their Kubernetes deployments, it’s becoming increasingly important for them to better understand and manage related infrastructure spend. OpenCost,…