Best practices for running and implementing Kubernetes
Kubernetes has become the de-facto orchestration platform for the cloud-native era. However, the expensive trial-and-error and proof-of-concept activities associated with the transition can be daunting for many organizations. Join Fairwinds’ President Kendall Miller, and Director of…
What exactly is "Kooper's Daddy" aka Kubernetes and how can The Ops Platform help
Guest post originally published on CTO.ai from Benjamin Slater, VP of Engineering at CTO.ai Sorry for the ridiculous title, but every time we say the word “Kubernetes” on a Zoom call, it gets translated in the text transcript…
Priyanka Sharma remembers feeling nervous about going to her first meetups for the Cloud Native Computing Foundation as a new member. But overcoming those nerves was worth it: Not only did the people there turn out…
5G Rollout: How Kubernetes and Edge Computing is making 5G a reality
Guest post by Chad Serino, CEO, AlphaBravo Introduction Of all the data management technologies of the last few years, Cloud-native container tech was one of the most impactful. It’s a technology with the potential to revolutionize…
7 critical reasons for Kubernetes-Native backup
Curious about what Kubernetes-native backup is all about? Do you really need backup with Kubernetes? Do you think your Kubernetes environment will stay stateless? Why doesn’t your legacy VM-backup system work with containers? We will dive…
Monitoring Kubernetes clusters by “chatting” with them
As the adoption of Kubernetes is increasing it is common to see multiple clusters being managed by organizations. Managing multiple clusters, their access to teams, and enabling information securely is important. BotKube ( https://github.com/infracloudio/botkube ) is…
Using Kubernetes to serve multi tenants is not a trivial task. Kubernetes provides the tools that are necessary(RBAC, Rolebinding, Network Policy, ResourceQuota and etc) to provide isolation between tenants but building/implementing an architecture is solely upon…
What's new in Linkerd 2.8 : Multi-cluster Kubernetes made simple and secure by default
The 2.8 release of Linkerd adds Kubernetes multi-cluster support. This means that Linkerd can now connect Kubernetes services across cluster boundaries in a way that’s fully transparent to the application and the developers and independent of…
Kubernetes governance, what you should know
Guest post originally published on the Kublr blog by Oleg Chunikhin Kubernetes governance may sound dull. But, if you’re an enterprise, it’s a critical part of what you must figure out to be production-ready at scale….
Self-service of cloud resources for Kubernetes applications
Kubernetes has emerged to be the infrastructure solution for many businesses when working with containers. There has been a lot of extensibility in the industry around using Kubernetes as a way to automate other infrastructure requirements….