Guest post originally published on the Snapt blog by Dave Blakey Kubernetes is a popular tool for container orchestration. But why are so many companies choosing to use Kubernetes, and what benefit does it offer software…
Easy Observability with Open Standards: Introducing the Pixie Plugin System
Guest post by Michelle Nguyen, Principal Software Engineer at New Relic As a way to reemphasize our commitment to open source and open standards, we are sharing an exciting development in open source observability. Pixie, a…
How to secure Kubernetes Pods post-PSPs deprecation
Guest post originally published on the ARMO blog by Amir Kaushansky Kubernetes pods are the basic building blocks of Kubernetes. It’s managing one or more tightly coupled application containers allowing them to share resources and networks. Pods are…
Cloud Native Live: Using Calico (eBPF, Linux, Windows) on Azure and AKS
We made an exciting announcement recently about support for our Calico CNI on Azure AKS clusters. This latest feature makes Calico available for AKS users as a choice of CNI to be installed across their AKS…
eBPF is transforming Cloud Native. Co-located with KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, eBPF Day is a vendor-neutral conference that explores this transformational technology and its impact on the future of Cloud Native. By making the Linux kernel programmable,…
Real-time dynamic authorization – an introduction to OPAL
An introduction to OPAL – an open-source administration layer for Open Policy Agent (OPA) that allows you to easily keep your authorization layer up-to-date in real-time Guest post originally published on the Permit.io blog by Daniel Bass TL;DR OPAL…
Scaling container technologies at Coinbase with Kubernetes
End user post originally published on the Coinbase blog by Clare Curtis, Coinbase Staff Software Engineer Tl;dr: Our recent evaluation of Kubernetes underscored its suitability for scaling Coinbase into the future. In the past, a migration…
Three steps to streamlining Kubernetes multi-cluster management
Guest post originally published on the Fairwinds blog by Kendall Miller Kubernetes as a technology gives organizations the ability to run containerized applications at scale across different cloud infrastructures and distributions. What it can’t do (yet)…
Container Journal: “4 CNCF Projects For Key Management”
The nuances of cloud-native architecture necessitate some new approaches to security. Not only are container-based microservices inherently distributed, but there is a rising number of dependencies within the software supply chain. As a result, developers are…
How to run untrusted containers in Kubernetes
Guest post originally published on the SIGHUP blog by Alessandro Lo Manto The IT world is adopting container-based infrastructures more and more every day. However, the advantages, disadvantages and even the limitations are not clear to…