🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

4 Dec, 01:00 UTC - cdCon Japan 2023 | Linux Foundation - 📍 In-person conference

4 Dec, 08:00 UTC - 🔥 European Cloud Summit | Cloud Summit - 📍 In-person conference

4 Dec, 13:00 UTC - DevOps Vision | NFJS Events - 📍 In-person conference

4 Dec, 12:00 UTC - 🔥 DevOpsCon Munich | S&S Media - 📍 Online & in-person conference

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Starting in about a week:

🔥 DevOpsCon Singapore (S&S Media)
📍 Online & in-person conference

📅 11 Dec
⏰ 11/12/2023, 01:00 UTC

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Starting in less than 24 hours:

🔥 European Cloud Summit (Cloud Summit)
📍 In-person conference

📅 4 Dec
⏰ 04/12/2023, 08:00 UTC

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🔥 DevOpsCon Munich (S&S Media)
📍 Online & in-person conference

📅 4 Dec
⏰ 04/12/2023, 12:00 UTC

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🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

5 Dec, 04:00 UTC - Open Source Summit | Linux Foundation - 📍 In-person conference

5 Dec, 10:30 UTC - A new e-ra of Google Kubernetes Engine | Google - 📍 Online webinar

5 Dec, 11:30 UTC - Preview Environments: now everyone is part of the software development process | Hyderabad - 📍 In-person meetup

5 Dec, 01:00 UTC - Open Source Summit Japan 2023 | Linux Foundation - 📍 Online & in-person conference

5 Dec, 01:00 UTC - ContainerCon | Linux Foundation - 📍 In-person conference

5 Dec, 12:00 UTC - GitOpsCon Europe | Linux Foundation - 📍 Online conference

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Starting in 2 months:

🔥 Kubernetes Community Days Kerala 2024 (KCD Kerala)
📍 In-person conference

📅 3 Feb
⏰ 03/02/2024, 03:30 UTC

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Helm is a popular tool for templating and packaging Kubernetes resources, but does it mean it's the best?

In this episode of KubeFM, Jacco draws a parallel between Helm and PHP and the similarity in which both tools became a success despite their focus on templating strings.

You will also learn:

- Helm's flaws and how you can avoid them.
- Alternative tools that can (partially) replace Helm.
- How to manage third-party packages and templating internal YAML resources.

Jacco shared several examples demonstrating duplication in Helm charts and a lack of structured typing.

Watch it here: https://kube.fm/helm-flawed-jacco

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🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

5 Dec, 15:30 UTC - Supercharge your Kubernetes platform with Carvel | Cloud Native Aarhus - 📍 In-person meetup

5 Dec, 15:30 UTC - Elevating GitOps with Kubernetes Operators in C# & KubeAid | Copenhagen - 📍 In-person meetup

5 Dec, 15:30 UTC - SLSA, Sigstore, SBOM, and software supply chain security & 12 factor apps | Cloud Native Aalborg - 📍 In-person meetup

5 Dec, 16:00 UTC - Kubernetes from adoption to ops: the most common mishaps & how to avoid them | Devtron - 📍 Online webinar

5 Dec, 17:00 UTC - Enhanced runtime protection for Amazon EKS with Calico's in-cluster image scanning | Tigera - 📍 Online webinar

6 Dec, 08:00 UTC - Open Source Experience 2023 | Infopro Digital - 📍 In-person conference

6 Dec, 11:00 UTC - Understand the Kubernetes security triad | DevOps Indonesia - 📍 In-person meetup

5 Dec, 17:00 UTC - 5 key learnings: how to run 50 Clusters with more than 15 different teams | Cloud Native Bochum - 📍 In-person meetup

5 Dec, 20:00 UTC - Demystifying Kubernetes resource management | Platform Engineers Barcelona - 📍 Online meetup

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Starting in about a week:

🔥 Kubernetes Community Days Spain 2023 (KCD Spain)
📍 Online conference

📅 12 Dec
⏰ 12/12/2023, 15:00 UTC

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Starting in about a week:

🔥 Cassandra Summit (Linux Foundation)
📍 In-person conference

📅 12 Dec
⏰ 12/12/2023, 17:00 UTC

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🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

6 Dec, 17:00 UTC - Using AI to deploy to Kubernetes | Microsoft Reactor Toronto - 📍 Online meetup

7 Dec, 00:00 UTC - Cloud Brew 2023 | AZUG - 📍 In-person conference

7 Dec, 02:00 UTC - Argo Rollouts at Credit Karma | Argo - 📍 Online & in-person meetup

7 Dec, 09:00 UTC - Build cloud native apps | Microsoft - 📍 Online workshop

7 Dec, 10:00 UTC - Build intelligent apps with Azure | Microsoft - 📍 In-person meetup

7 Dec, 10:00 UTC - Leveraging containers to build, deploy and manage business-critical apps | Cloud Direct - 📍 Online webinar

7 Dec, 13:30 UTC - Kubernetes for Machine Learning | Manifold AI Learning Meetup Group - 📍 Online meetup

7 Dec, 10:00 UTC - Mastering Kubernetes through Certification & CDK and Kubernetes | Kubernetes Singapore - 📍 Online & in-person meetup

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This week on the Learn Kubernetes Weekly:

😩 Handling pods when nodes fail
🕵️ Troubleshooting missing logs
📈 Optimizing scalability and cost-efficiency with Karpenter
🗜️ Setting Java Heap size in Docker
💅 Labels and annotations

Read it now: https://learnk8s.io/issues/56

Starting in 2 months:

🔥 Advanced Kubernetes course (London) (Learnk8s)
📍 In-person workshop

📅 5 Feb
⏰ 05/02/2024, 09:00 UTC

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Starting in 2 months:

🔥 Advanced Kubernetes course (New York) (Learnk8s)
📍 In-person workshop

📅 5 Feb
⏰ 05/02/2024, 14:00 UTC

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🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

7 Dec, 17:00 UTC - Devopsdays Poznań | Devopsdays - 📍 In-person conference

7 Dec, 17:00 UTC - Gateway API: what's next after GA | Kong - 📍 Online webinar

7 Dec, 17:00 UTC - Getting started with Kubernetes Gateway API | IMESH - 📍 Online webinar

7 Dec, 18:00 UTC - Implementing runtime security in EKS | Tigera - 📍 Online workshop

7 Dec, 18:00 UTC - Kubernetes deployments using Gen AI and GitHub Copilot | Angelbeat - 📍 Online webinar

7 Dec, 23:30 UTC - Demystifying Kubernetes resource management & cost | Kubernetes Austin - 📍 In-person meetup

7 Dec, 17:00 UTC - Automating multi-platform Docker container deployments in Kubernetes with ArgoCD | Docker Istanbul - 📍 Online meetup

7 Dec, 23:00 UTC - A bigger house requires a good Karpenter & OpenTelemetry and continuous feedback | Cloud Native Chicago - 📍 Online & in-person meetup

8 Dec, 10:00 UTC - Dynamic large scale Spark on Kubernetes, K8sGPT & the future of Kubernetes auth and policy Config | Cloud Native Community Japan - 📍 Online meetup

8 Dec, 03:30 UTC - Kubeday India | Linux Foundation - 📍 In-person conference

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🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

9 Dec, 05:30 UTC - Kubernetes 101 | OpenTechX - 📍 In-person workshop

9 Dec, 07:00 UTC - Devopsdays Porto Alegre | Devopsdays - 📍 In-person conference

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Starting in about a week:

🔥 Devopsdays Salvador (Devopsdays)
📍 In-person conference

📅 16 Dec
⏰ 16/12/2023, 12:00 UTC

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🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

11 Dec, 14:00 UTC - Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) crash course | O'Reilly - 📍 Online workshop

11 Dec, 01:00 UTC - 🔥 DevOpsCon Singapore | S&S Media - 📍 Online & in-person conference

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Starting in less than 24 hours:

🔥 DevOpsCon Singapore (S&S Media)
📍 Online & in-person conference

📅 11 Dec
⏰ 11/12/2023, 01:00 UTC

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🗓 Kubernetes events starting in the next 24 hours:

11 Dec, 16:30 UTC - Cloud-native development | Cloud Native Prague - 📍 Online & in-person meetup

12 Dec, 09:00 UTC - Best practices for running Elastic on ECK in business critical environments | Octodet - 📍 Online webinar

12 Dec, 01:00 UTC - KubeDay Singapore | Linux Foundation - 📍 In-person conference

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Network Policy usage is inverted.

It's easier to list the services that you want to connect to, but Network Policy forces you to list all clients that can connect to your pod.

How would you even know that another team plans to connect your apps?

But if Network Policy is not the right tool, then what should you use?

In this KubeFM podcast, you will explore:

- How Network Policies are not as bad as you might think, but they are low-level APIs that are not always practical to use directly.
- Intent-based Access Control (IBAC) as a higher-level abstraction to describe your network segmentation requirements.
- How you can use IBAC to generate Network Policies, Istio Authorization Policies, AWS IAM & Roles, and more.

Watch it here: https://kube.fm/network-policies-ori

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