Simplify Kubernetes Resource Access Control using RBAC Impersonation
Guest post originally published on Bitnami by Juanjo Ciarlante Introduction Kubernetes, like any other secure system, supports the following concepts: Authentication: Verifying and proving identities for users and groups, and service accounts Authorization: Allowing users to…
Leaving the Swarm: The Road to Kubernetes
Guest post by Kevin Crawley, Developer Advocate for Containous In order to tell this story, we have to go back a little over three years ago, when I was asked to join Single as an investor,…
AWS controllers for Kubernetes – AWS services, now kubified!
Ever wanted to use the Kubernetes API to describe not just your Kubernetes objects but also resources on which your applicationsdepend? Well, with AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK), now you can! Describe that RDS database instance…
New, free training course teaches fundamentals of Serverless on Kubernetes
Cross-post with Linux Foundation New, Free Training Course Teaches Fundamentals of Serverless on Kubernetes Serverless computing, where computing loads are run using a service layer (or ‘function’) to dynamically configure and deploy cloud environments, has taken…
How to enforce Kubernetes network security policies using OPA
Guest post originally published on the Magalix blog by Mohammed Ahmed This article is part of our Open Policy Agent (OPA) series, and assumes that you are familiar with Kubernetes and OPA. If you haven’t already done so,…
Container Journal “etcd data store project key to scaling Kubernetes clusters”
The etcd distributed key/value store is starting to play a key role in the management of fleets of Kubernetes clusters in the enterprise. Currently an incubation-level project being advanced under the auspices of the Cloud Native…
Virtual machines in a Kubernetes world
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon sponsor guest post from Peter Lauterbach, Cloud Platforms Product Management at Red Hat As attendees of KubeCon know, containers are here to stay. In fact, “Gartner predicts that by 2022, more than 75%…
Self service Kubernetes for enterprises
Spinning up a local Kubernetes cluster is easy. But, enabling self-service Kubernetes for enterprise developers remains a major pain. Enterprise-grade clusters are complex as they require proper security and configuration, including lifecycle management of required add-on…
Kubernetes native two-level resource management for AI/ML workloads
This session explores resource management of AI/ML workloads in Kubernetes based environments and shows how two-level resource management using Multi-Cluster App Dispatcher addresses the challenges.
How to Overcome the Day 2 Kubernetes Skills Gap
Guest post originally published on the Nirmata blog by Emily Omier In the ‘old’ days of enterprise IT, most engineers were hyper-specialized. Each individual would be a specialist in networking or storage, for example, but most…