A press event at KubeCon EU looked at “What’s Next for Cloud Native.” Most interesting was the discussion on hybrid cloud and how open source will propel the future of edge computing.

As more and more applications are written (or refactored) and deployed in a cloud-native fashion, using containers and microservices, the concept of service meshes emerged to help admins and developers deal with the new complexity that...

Guest post by Nick Palumbo and Lewis Macdonald from Bloomberg Over the last decade, numerous workflow orchestration platforms have become popular in the technology community. The need to run logical flows of tasks in order to...

As more and more applications are written (or refactored) and deployed in a cloud-native fashion, using containers and microservices, the concept of service meshes emerged to help admins and developers deal with the new complexity that...

A press event at KubeCon EU looked at “What’s Next for Cloud Native.” Most interesting was the discussion on hybrid cloud and how open source will propel the future of edge computing.

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2021 – Virtual sponsored post by Cisco and written by Vijoy Pandey VP Engineering, Emerging Technologies and Incubations, Cisco Unless you’ve been living in a cave, KubeCon, the CNCF conference focused on cloud native computing...

Guest post originally published on Rookout’s blog by Dudi Cohen, VP of Research and Development at Rookout As an R&D manager, there are many things on my mind that keep me up at night. These thoughts...

New paper demonstrates an actionable approach to architecting a secure supply chain amidst an increase in cyber attacks SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – May 14, 2021 – The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which builds sustainable ecosystems...

Last December, as we were all counting down the days until 2020 was no more, FireEye posted an announcement that caused various beveragewares across the world to fall and shatter on the floor: some sort of...

Guest post originally published on Fairwinds’s blog by Danielle Cook, technical writer at Fairwinds As we outlined in our first post in this series, there are some things that you should simply never, ever do in Kubernetes. Corey...