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Guest post originally published on Mia-Platform’s blog by Davide Tantillo, Senior Technical Leader, and Davide Bianchi, Senior Technical Leader at Mia-Platform In this article we will talk about how to manage machine to machine (M2M) authentication through the...

Guest post originally published on Flux’s blog by Daniel Holbach Flux v2 has its first anniversary and reaches the 0.13 milestone, Alison joins maintainers, new guides and use-cases docs, upcoming events (yes we’ll be at KubeCon!) and general...

Guest post by Leonid Sandler, CTO and Co-Founder at ARMO Distributed tracing, like logging and observability, is a key functionality for keeping your services healthy and predictable. Contrary to logs and observability, which shows what happens on a...

Guest post originally published on Oteemo’s blog by Tom Halligan Introduction: This is the second in a series of posts aimed at providing information on Kubernetes tooling (I will use the abbreviation K8s at times) to IT, DevOps...

Guest post originally published on D2IQ’s blog by Alex Hisaka If your organization is adopting multiple Kubernetes clusters, chances are that multiple users or groups have access to these clusters on the same shared infrastructure. Kubernetes multi-tenancy aims...

Guest post originally published on the Kong blog by Marco Palladino Kuma is an open source, CNCF service mesh that supports every environment, including Kubernetes and virtual machines. In this Kuma service mesh tutorial, I will show you how easy it is...

Guest post originally published on the Infracloud blog by Rayan Das What is Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)? The site reliability engineering (SRE) concept originated at Google. The idea is closely related to the principles of DevOps. It’s an...

Guest post originally published on Alibaba Cloud’s blog by Gu Rong, Che Yang, and Fan Bin In recent years, more and more AI and big data applications are being deployed and run on cloud-native orchestration frameworks such as...

Guest post originally published on Fairwinds blog by Joe Pelletier As teams move beyond their first Kubernetes pilot and into a broader deployment across the organization, DevOps teams have an increasingly difficult job. They don’t have time to...

Guest post originally posted on the Rookout blog by Noa Goldman Since the beginning of time, back to before humans invented fire, there were two traditional ways to debug applications: one way -after having invented hieroglyphics, of course...