On June 6, 2014, Joe Beda made the first commit to Kubernetes, and suddenly a movement was born. Kubernetes has changed the world over the last ten years. “I don’t think any of us expected Kubernetes…
Kubestronaut in Orbit: Khushboo Khatter
Get to know Khushboo Khushboo Khatter is an IT professional with over 8 years of experience and 6 of those working with Kubernetes. She has a passion for cloud technologies and enjoys exploring cutting-edge CNCF tools….
werf 2.0 with Nelm, and what it brings to the cloud native community
Member post originally published on the Palark blog by Dmitry Shurupov, editor-in-chief, Palark In the recent werf v2.0 release, the CI/CD solution has unveiled a new deployment engine called Nelm. It has replaced Helm while retaining backward compatibility and introducing new…
Reflecting on the success of Kubernetes Community Days Islamabad 2024
KCD post by Saim Safdar, CNCF Ambassador In August 2020, I embarked on a journey to establish Cloud Native Islamabad with a vision to cultivate local communities, foster knowledge sharing, and bridge the gap between international and…
AWS Karpenter vs Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler: choosing the right auto-scaling tool
Member post originally published on the Devtron blog by Prakarsh TL;DR: Learn the key difference between AWS Karpenter and Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler and choose the right auto-scaling tool for your infrastructure In the world of Kubernetes…
Project post originally published on Flux’ blog by Stefan Prodan We are thrilled to announce the release of Flux v2.3.0! In this post, we will highlight some of the new features and improvements included in this release….
Advanced usage of the NVIDIA Device Plugin
Member post originally published on the SuperOrbital blog by Keegan McCallum, Engineer Introduction In the previous post, we explored the fundamentals of using the NVIDIA Device Plugin to manage GPU resources in Kubernetes clusters. If you…
A step-by-step guide to securely upgrading your EKS clusters
Member post originally published on Fairwinds’s blog by Stevie Caldwell As an agile open source project, Kubernetes continues to evolve, as does the cloud computing landscape. Keeping up with the latest versions isn’t practical for many…
Accelerating Machine Learning with GPUs in Kubernetes using the NVIDIA Device Plugin
Member post originally published on the SuperOrbital blog by Keegan McCallum NVIDIA Device Plugin for Kubernetes plays a crucial role in enabling organizations to harness the power of GPUs for accelerating machine learning workloads. Introduction Generative…
Triton Server accelerates distribution of models based on Dragonfly
Project post by Yufei Chen, Miao Hao, and Min Huang, Dragonfly project This document will help you experience how to use dragonfly with TritonServe. During the downloading of models, the file size is large and there…