Kubernetes brings powerful native security capabilities, but many of the risks teams encounter are rooted in old habits: misconfigured settings, excessive privileges, and treating security as an afterthought. Here is what practitioners need to watch.
Kubernetes is powerful but complex—and that complexity creates real security risks. Here are four key security challenges organizations face when running Kubernetes in production, along with practical mitigation strategies.
Couchbase released v2.0 of its Autonomous Operator for Kubernetes, promising single-click cluster deployment across any cloud and a reported 95% reduction in operational complexity. Here’s what the release means for database engineers running NoSQL workloads on Kubernetes.
Red Hat’s OpenShift platform sits at the center of enterprise hybrid cloud strategies. Here’s how OpenShift 4.4, Advanced Cluster Management, and KubeVirt-based VM support are helping organizations manage complexity across on-premises and cloud environments.
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Kubernetes Operators automate complex, stateful application management on your cluster. Learn what operators do, the five capability levels, when to use an existing operator, and when to write your own.
Kong Inc. released Kong for Kubernetes 0.8, adding Knative ingress support, a new cluster-level CRD, and updated annotations. Here’s a technical breakdown of what changed and why it matters.
Kubernetes adoption introduces complex network traffic, expanded attack surfaces, and visibility gaps that legacy security tools struggle to address. Here are three key areas to strengthen your Kubernetes security posture.
NetApp introduced Project Astra, a vision for a software-defined platform delivering enterprise-class storage and data services for stateful, cloud-native Kubernetes workloads across any cloud.
Alcide’s sKan is a command-line tool that lets developers scan Kubernetes configuration files, Helm charts, and Kustomized resources for security risks as part of CI pipelines — shifting Kubernetes security left into the development lifecycle.
NetApp’s Project Astra aims to solve one of Kubernetes’ biggest enterprise adoption blockers—persistent storage—by unifying container management with enterprise-grade storage services across multi-cloud and on-premises environments.
Circonus has released its Spring 2020 update, adding Kubernetes health-based alerting, horizontal pod autoscaling, multi-cloud monitoring, GCP Marketplace availability for IRONdb, and expanded Terraform integration.
Kubernetes 1.18 introduced kubectl debug, server-side apply, immutable Secrets and ConfigMaps, kubectl run restrictions, and improved Windows support via RuntimeClass — here is what each change means for your cluster.
Kubernetes default configurations prioritize speed over security, leaving organizations exposed. Learn which custom settings — network policies, secrets management, and pod security policies — you should configure to harden your cluster.
VMware has made several components of its Tanzu portfolio generally available, including Tanzu Kubernetes Grid, Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Edition 1.7, and Tanzu Application Service 2.9, while advancing others into beta.
New to Kubernetes? This primer breaks down the core architecture concepts—nodes, clusters, the control plane, and worker nodes—so you can build a solid foundation before diving deeper.
Learn how Kubernetes Secrets work, how they differ from ConfigMaps, and how to create and manage secrets safely — including cloud-native secret management options.
Kubernetes migrations routinely take longer than planned and introduce unforeseen risks. Learn how to frame the real risks, avoid common pitfalls, and structure incremental milestones that keep your migration on track.
Kubernetes unlocks microservices at scale, but it introduces hidden costs in monitoring, dependency management, and operational complexity. Learn how observability addresses these challenges and how to get started.
The Cloud Foundry Foundation updated its 2020 Platform Certification to allow Kubernetes-based Eirini as a container orchestration option alongside Diego, with seven major providers renewing certification.
