Community post originally published on Medium by Maryam Tavakkoli This article outlines my hands-on experience with implementing ArgoCD in our project. Drawing from these experiences, I’ve tried to simplify the process of declarative installation and efficient management using…
Project post cross-posted from GitHub by the Vitess Maintainers We’re thrilled to announce the release of Vitess 19, our latest version packed with enhancements aimed at improving scalability, performance, and usability of your database systems. With this release,…
How to deploy Hashicorp Vault in Kubernetes
Member post originally published on Devtron’s blog by Shubham Kumar TL;DR: In this article we’ll learn about how to deploy Hashicorp vault in Kubernetes and how to fetch secrets from vault and integrate it with your applications on…
Flagger vs Argo rollouts vs service meshes: a guide to progressive delivery in Kubernetes
Member post originally published on Bouyant’s blog by Scott Rigby Progressive delivery is a vital tool for ensuring that new code is deployed safely to production with automated protections if things go wrong. But how do we accomplish…
Launching the new GitOps Associate Certification (CGOA)
Together with Linux Foundation Training and Certification and the Continuous Delivery Foundation, we are happy to announce the GitOps Associate (CGOA) certification, designed for DevOps engineers and team members, platform and software engineers, CI/CD practitioners, and other team…
Securing OpenTofu with Nirmata powered by Kyverno
Member post originally published on Nirmata’s blog by Anusha Hegde As Infrastructure as Code (IaC) continues to gain popularity among DevOps practitioners for its efficiency and scalability, the recent Terraform license ambiguity has prompted the emergence of alternative…
When do you need attributes in fine-grained authorization?
Member post originally published on Aserto’s blog by Omri Gazitt, CEO, Aserto Fine-grained authorization is the process of verifying that a subject (typically a user) has permission to perform an action on a specific resource (for example, a…
The need for speed: optimizing Kyverno’s performance
Member post originally published on Nirmata’s blog by Jim Bugwadia and Khaled Emara About Kyverno Kyverno is a policy engine designed for Kubernetes and cloud native workloads. Policies can be managed as Kubernetes resources, and no new language…
KubeTrain: A sustainable journey to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2024
Community post by Michel Murabito (@akelity on GitHub) In a world increasingly dominated by technology, it’s crucial to think about how it can coexist in harmony with our planet. Sustainability in technology goes beyond just software development or…
From attendees to organizers: a community story
KCD post by Matteo Bianchi, Marcel Kerker and Carlos Mestre del Pino Less than a year ago some of us attended our first Kubernetes Community Day ever, in Amsterdam and we would never have guessed that some months…