Member post originally published on Tetrate’s blog by Cristofer TenEyck and Jimmy Song Introduction  In the evolving landscape of cloud-native applications, securing service meshes across multiple clusters is crucial for ensuring both security and compliance. Istio,…

At the beginning of their Kubernetes journey, G DATA’s team initially used Calico for the networking layer. However, a few months into the implementation, they encountered limitations because Calico didn’t offer the level of network policy…

Have you ever tried to implement Kubernetes network load balancers for bare-metal clusters? How did it go? K8s does not offer an implementation of network load balancers (Services of type LoadBalancer) for bare-metal clusters. This lack…

Project post by Liz Rice, Isovalent, for the Cilium project One of the benefits for CNCF projects is the funding of third-party security audits and testing. These help projects identify potential vulnerabilities in their code and…

Guest post originally published on Netris’s blog by Alex Saroyan Everyone knows that using a Kubernetes Load Balancer is a challenge. Back in the day when I was responsible for network operations, the load balancer management…

Guest post originally published on Saaras’s blog by the Saaras team Services running in Kubernetes are not accessible on public or private cloud. This is how Kubernetes is designed considering service security in mind. Securely allowing…

Guest post by Ranjan Parthasarathy, Co-Founder, LOGIQ Helm is a Kubernetes package manager that helps you find, share, and use software built for Kubernetes. With Helm Charts, you can bundle Kubernetes deployments into a single package…

Guest post by Kevin Crawley, Developer Advocate for Containous In order to tell this story, we have to go back a little over three years ago, when I was asked to join Single as an investor,…