The New Stack: “Kubernetes-Autoscaling KEDA Moves into CNCF Incubation”
KEDA, the Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaler project, has moved on from the sandbox tier at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) this week, joining the 21 other projects in incubation, such as Argo, Falco, gRPC and Rook.
KEDA moves from the CNCF Sandbox to become an incubating project
The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept KEDA as a CNCF incubating project. Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) is a single-purpose event-driven autoscaler for Kubernetes that can be easily added to Kubernetes clusters to scale applications….
How data meets software development and debugging
Guest post originally published on the Rookout Blog by Elad Uzan, Rookout There’s no doubt about it: data is the new gold. The last decade has created a revolution in everything related to data, whether it’s the creation…
When ‘good enough’ isn’t good or enough
Guest post originally published on Rookout’s blog by Dan Sela, Development Team Lead at Rookout You know the phrase “good enough”? As in, “it’s good enough right now, we can worry about fixing it in the future”? Well,…
Kubernetes defines operators as software extensions that make use of custom resources to manage applications and their components. They have quickly become one of the most popular ways for users to adopt and extend Kubernetes as their infrastructure…
Disaster Recovery Plan: How to make sure you’re prepared for the worst
Guest post originally published on Rookout’s blog by Gilad Weiss, Full Stack Developer at Rookout The first lesson you learn as you start to work around the DevOps field is that being optimistic is not a good virtue….
Solving customer related problems with R&D
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 range anywhere…
Non-breaking breakpoints: the evolution of debugging
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…
emissary-ingress (formerly Ambassador) is now a CNCF incubating project
The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to accept emissary-ingress as a CNCF incubating project. Emissary-ingress, formerly known as Ambassador, is an open source ingress controller and API Gateway for Kubernetes. It is built on Envoy Proxy…
Add Java agents to existing Kubernetes and Helm applications instantly
Guest post originally published on Rookout’s blog by Liran Haimovich In a recent blog post, one of my teammates, Josh, shared a few techniques for deploying Java agents in Kubernetes applications. We have been getting a lot of interest…