FOSS Force: “Why It Was Important to Translate Linux Foundation Training Manuals to Ukrainian”
FOSS Force: “Why It Was Important to Translate Linux Foundation Training Manuals to Ukrainian”
While the weapons of war that Western nations have been supplying Ukraine are helping the Ukrainians hold onto their country, guns are not all that’s needed. For one thing, career training for military veterans and others...
April 5, 2023

SiliconANGLE: “What to expect during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU: Join theCUBE April 19-21”
SiliconANGLE: “What to expect during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU: Join theCUBE April 19-21”
The massive adoption of Kubernetes as a key solution for enterprise computing makes it inevitable that as new technologies come on the horizon, the container orchestration tool will be involved in some way.
April 5, 2023

Testing Kafka-based asynchronous workflows using OpenTelemetry
Member Post Testing Kafka-based asynchronous workflows using OpenTelemetry
Guest post originally published on the Signadot blog by Arjun Iyer and Scott Cotton Introduction Asynchronous architectures are common in cloud native applications as it decouples services and improves the scalability and reliability of the system....
April 4, 2023

Outlining the structure of your open source software project
Ambassador Post Outlining the structure of your open source software project
Community post by Leonard Pahlke There are numerous ways to start your open source project. You may already have a working product, a team behind it, proper documentation and guides, or you may just have an...
April 3, 2023

How to elegantly organize async Rust code
Member Post How to elegantly organize async Rust code
Guest post by DatenLord Summary Anyone who has worked with async Rust has likely struggled with the bounds it requires, e.g., the ‘static bound on spawned tasks, MutexGuardcan not be held across .await point. Overcoming these constraints requires carefully structured scopes,...
April 3, 2023

Helm completes fuzzing security audit
Project Post Helm completes fuzzing security audit
Project post originally published on Helm blog by Adam Korczynski, David Korczynski, and Martin Hickey In the past year, the team at Ada Logics has worked on integrating continuous fuzzing into the Helm core project. This was an effort...
March 31, 2023

KubeVela: the road to cloud native application and platform engineering
Project Post KubeVela: the road to cloud native application and platform engineering
Guest post by Da Yin, engineer at Alibaba Cloud and maintainer of KubeVela Background Dating back to year 2019, Kubernetes is gradually being widely adopted as the de facto standard for deploying and managing infrastructures. More...
March 31, 2023

DevOps backup use case: how to build a backup strategy for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Jira data
Member Post DevOps backup use case: how to build a backup strategy for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Jira data
Guest post by Daria Kulikova, Software writer at Xopero Ransomware attacks, human mistakes, outages of Atlassian, GitHub or GitLab – all of them lead to data and financial losses. And, unfortunately, the news about lost credentials,...
March 30, 2023

Distributed tracing in Kubernetes apps: What you need to know
Member Post Distributed tracing in Kubernetes apps: What you need to know
Guest post originally published on Grafana Labs’ blog Kubernetes makes it easier for businesses to automate software deployment and manage applications in the cloud at scale. However, if you’ve ever deployed a cloud native app, you...
March 29, 2023

Kubernetes storage is complex, but it’s getting better
Community Post Kubernetes storage is complex, but it’s getting better
Community post by Michael Cade Introduction — what is Kubernetes Storage? Kubernetes storage is a way to manage persistent data in a Kubernetes environment. Kubernetes storage can be used to store data that is independent of...
March 28, 2023