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Guest post originally published on the Bouyant blog by Michael Levan When you deploy a pod, do you know if your application is running how you want it to? Is its traffic encrypted? Is your application performing as...

Guest post by Zhongpei Qiao of Alibaba and KubeVela The continuous maturity of cloud native technology has allowed numerous infrastructure capabilities to be directly utilized by business applications. However, many developers have struggled with the high learning curve...

Guest post originally published on the Signadot blog by Arjun Iyer and Scott Cotton Introduction Asynchronous architectures are common in cloud native applications as it decouples services and improves the scalability and reliability of the system. A message...

Community post by Leonard Pahlke There are numerous ways to start your open source project. You may already have a working product, a team behind it, proper documentation and guides, or you may just have an idea and...

Guest post by DatenLord Summary Anyone who has worked with async Rust has likely struggled with the bounds it requires, e.g., the ‘static bound on spawned tasks, MutexGuardcan not be held across .await point. Overcoming these constraints requires carefully structured scopes, which might...

Project post originally published on Helm blog by Adam Korczynski, David Korczynski, and Martin Hickey In the past year, the team at Ada Logics has worked on integrating continuous fuzzing into the Helm core project. This was an effort focused on...

Guest post by Da Yin, engineer at Alibaba Cloud and maintainer of KubeVela Background Dating back to year 2019, Kubernetes is gradually being widely adopted as the de facto standard for deploying and managing infrastructures. More and more...

Guest post by Daria Kulikova, Software writer at Xopero Ransomware attacks, human mistakes, outages of Atlassian, GitHub or GitLab – all of them lead to data and financial losses. And, unfortunately, the news about lost credentials, data leakages,...

Guest post originally published on Grafana Labs’ blog Kubernetes makes it easier for businesses to automate software deployment and manage applications in the cloud at scale. However, if you’ve ever deployed a cloud native app, you know how...

Community post by Michael Cade Introduction — what is Kubernetes Storage? Kubernetes storage is a way to manage persistent data in a Kubernetes environment. Kubernetes storage can be used to store data that is independent of the container’s...