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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...

Project post originally published on Github by Dragonfly maintainers Dragonfly v2.0.9 is released! 🎉🎉🎉 Thanks to the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Team, Volcano Engine Team, and Baidu AI Cloud Team for helping Dragonfly integrate with their public clouds....

Guest post originally published on Linkerd’s blog by Flynn This blog post is based on a workshop I recently delivered at Buoyant’s Service Mesh Academy. If this seems interesting, check out the full recording! No matter what you’re working on...

Guest post originally published on Istio’s blog by John Howard and Lin Sun Istio ambient service mesh was launched in Sept 2022 in an experimental branch, introducing a new data plane mode for Istio without sidecars. Through collaboration with the...

Guest post originally published on TrueLayer’s blog by Surya Pandian, Senior Software Developer The sun is setting on Flux1. With a carefully planned migration to Flux2, we’ve been able to cut costs and speed up reconciliations. Kubernetes is...

Project post originally published on the Flux blog by Daniel Holbach As the Flux family of projects and its communities are growing, we strive to inform you each month about what has already landed, new possibilities which are...

Project post by the Vitess maintainers We are pleased to announce the general availability of Vitess 16. Major Themes in Vitess 16    Documentation improvements In this release the maintainer team has decided to put an emphasis on...

Project post originally published on the Flux blog by Michael Bridgen Pulumi is an “Infrastructure as Code” tool that lets you specify your infrastructure as programs written in JavaScript, Python, Java, Go, .NET languages, or YAML. The Pulumi Kubernetes operator drives...

Project post from the Volcano maintainers Overview On KubeCon North America 2022, Krzysztof Adamski and Tinco Boekestijn from ING Group delivered a keynote speech “Efficient Scheduling Of High Performance Batch Computing For Analytics Workloads With Volcano” . The...