Announcing Linkerd 2.9: mTLS for all, ARM support, and more!
Project blog, cross-posted from Linkerd, written by William Morgan We’re very happy to announce the release of Linkerd 2.9, the best Linkerd version yet! This release extends Linkerd’s zero-config mutual TLS (mTLS) support to all TCP connections, allowing…
How To Run Kubernetes Workflow Automation with AWS EKS, GCP GKE, Azure AKS
Guest post originally published on CTO.ai’s blog by Benjamin Slater, Director of Technology and Tristan Pollock, Head of Community at CTO.ai One of the latest additions to the technical jargon soup is Kubernetes (k8s). It gets thrown around…
For PayIt, cloud native is a ‘competitive advantage’ for getting government services online
So much of our daily lives happen online these days, and yet the average adoption rate for a digital government service is less than 20%. PayIt’s founders set out to boost that number by offering a new digital…
Introducing Nydus – Dragonfly Container Image Service
Guest post by Pengtao and Liubo, Software Engineers at Ant Group Tao is a software engineer at Ant Group. He has been working on Linux file system development for more than 10 years. He is also a core…
Overcoming the challenges of cleaning up container images
Guest post originally published on wref’s blog, by Alexey Igrychev, software engineer Having lots of images residing in your container registry can become a noticeable issue while dealing with CI/CD pipelines for modern cloud-native applications delivered to Kubernetes….
Rebuilding Linkerd’s continuous integration (CI) with Kubernetes in Docker (kind) and GitHub Actions
Guest post originally published on the Bouyant blog by Andrew Seigner This post is a writeup of a talk Andrew gave at KubeCon EU 2020. Introduction In mid-2019, the Linkerd project’s continuous integration (CI) took 45 minutes, all tests…
Guest post originally published on CloudOps blog by Alexandre Menezes, Service Reliability Engineer, Red Hat Most applications will require resources from the environment they are running on. Memory, CPU, storage, networking, etc. Most of those resources may be…
The New Stack: “How Kubernetes is Becoming the Universal Control Plane for Distributed Applications”
Kubernetes is emerging as one of the best control planes in the context of modern applications and infrastructure. The powerful scheduler, which was originally designed to deal with the placement of pods on appropriate nodes, is quite extensible….
Kubernetes Could Be The One To Make the Internet of Things (IoT) Reach Its Potential
Guest post originally published on Hackernoon by Adrian Goins is Director of Community and Evangelism at Rancher Labs The arrival of 5G wireless technology is often touted for the orders-of-magnitude boost in bandwidth it will bring to smartphone…
How to enforce Kubernetes network security policies using OPA
Guest post originally published on the Magalix blog by Mohammed Ahmed This article is part of our Open Policy Agent (OPA) series, and assumes that you are familiar with Kubernetes and OPA. If you haven’t already done so, or if…