When I build infrastructure, I do it as code.

Kubernetes is designed to integrate with major cloud providers' load balancers to provide public IP addresses and direct traffic into a cluster.

Kubernetes RBAC static analysis & visualisation tool - appvia/krane

Container Image Linter for Security, Helping build the Best-Practice Docker Image, Easy to start - goodwithtech/dockle

Yesterday I introduced a new Choria component called Scout which helps you build scalable monitoring pipelines. Today,
we’ll look a bit at what makes a Scout install and how it is built.

In a …

Overview

We’re happy to announce a new project called Choria Scout - a highly scalable system health monitoring framework
and monitoring data pipeline released under the Apache 2.0 license. …

The Btrfs filesystem has had a long and sometimes turbulent history; LWN first wrote about it i [...]

Today’s developers are expected to develop resilient and scalable distributed systems. Systems that are easy to patch in the face of secur...

A brief look at models for integrating Kubernetes clusters into existing networks.

Porter, a Load Balancer in CNCF Landscape, Born for Cloud Natives

What follows is a guest post from Fiercely, a software consultancy based in Coimbra, Portugal. After a great presentation at IPEXPO Europe on “Continuous Delivery Anti-patterns from the wild” by Ma…

Let's get started on how to implement a backup and disaster recovery strategy for your Kubernetes clusters using the Kasten's K10 platform.

API Security is a fundamental design requirement to protect data integrity and avoid unauthorized access: here's how to implement it.

This post tells the story of how Kubernetes contributors work together to provide a container orchestrator that works for both Linux and Windows.
Most people who are familiar with Kubernetes are probably used to associating it with Linux. The connection makes…

To learn Kubernetes is to grasp the most important software in DevOps. But it has a rep. This collection gives a list of resources to master the hard parts.

By applying Kubernetes chaos engineering as a tactic to challenge your app and structural endpoints, you can enhance network security. Here's how to do it.

Generally, cloud-native applications are characterized by small, independent units of functionality called microservices packaged into containers. Architecting applications as microservices promises many benefits, but deploying them requires a lot of careful…

Estimating how much you are spending (or wasting) on Kubernetes infrastructure is hard. Learn why and strategies for appropriately using resources.