January 16, 2020 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

Securing Kubernetes: Bug bounty program announced

Source:-zdnet.com Want to help lock down Kubernetes and make some money while you’re at it? The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has a new bug bounty program for you. Kubernetes, the container orchestration program, has become hotter than hot. Everyone — and I mean everyone — is adopting it. But with quarterly major updates and everyone rushing to deploy it, security is a real worry. Thus, the Kubernetes Product Security Committee, funded by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is launching

January 14, 2020 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

OpenStack’s Complicated Kubernetes Relationship

Source:-containerjournal.com 2020 may be the year the OpenStack community comes to terms with Kubernetes As the open source community heads into 2020, loyalties between OpenStack and Kubernetes are likely to become increasingly divided. Contributors to open source projects are trying to determine where to prioritize their efforts, while IT organizations are wondering to what degree they will need a framework such as OpenStack to deploy Kubernetes. Most Kubernetes deployments thus far have been on top of open source virtual machines

January 9, 2020 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

HOW HELM CHARTS MAKE KUBERNETES MORE MANAGEABLE AND SECURE

Source:-techgenix.com Organizations are swiftly adopting the microservices architecture because of its several benefits such as reusability and parallel development. Kubernetes has become a staple in the microservices world. In fact, “Kubernetes” is the word that comes to mind when you think of microservices and containers. However, despite all the popularity Kubernetes has garnered over the last couple of years, it’s complicated to operate. Deploying even a single application means you have to set up several interdependent resources like pods, deployments,

January 9, 2020 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

The Year Ahead for Kubernetes and Container Security

Source:-securityboulevard.com A new study out conducted among the DevSecOps community shows that Kubernetes use is rapidly growing within the enterprise, and not just within test or development environments. As organizations try to catch their breath with the rapid adoption rate, the security community is scrambling to adapt to containers and cloud native architectures as the new normal. The Alcide Kubernetes survey queried 200 professionals from development, operations, security, and cloud architect teams. It found that 45% of companies are now

January 7, 2020 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

MANAGED KUBERNETES SERVICES: HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT ONE FOR YOU

Source:-techgenix.com Kubernetes has become a staple in the IT world and it’s still going strong. Kubernetes helps organizations jump on the microservices train and even though it’s an incredible container orchestration tool, it can still be very complicated. To run and maintain a Kubernetes cluster you need to have considerable domain experience. And even then, setting up the cluster and deploying it can be time-consuming. Once you set up the Kubernetes environment successfully, you have to constantly manage and monitor

January 7, 2020 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

What Do Customers Want From The Kubernetes Ecosystem In 2020

Source:-forbes.com During the last two years, Kubernetes has matured to become the foundation of modern infrastructure. It’s not only the fastest-growing open source project but also becoming the most widely adopted infrastructure technology in enterprises. Major hybrid cloud platforms are now powered by Kubernetes. Kubernetes KubernetesSOURCE: PIXABAY SEE: How Kubernetes Has Changed The Face Of Hybrid Cloud While the adoption is growing at a rapid pace, there are two key challenges with Kubernetes – Lack of clear demarcation between the

January 4, 2020 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

GET STARTED WITH KUBERNETES — WHETHER YOU’RE AN IT PRO OR NEWBIE

Source:-techgenix.com Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform created to automate the scaling, deployment, and management of containerized applications. Google engineers Joe Beda, Brendan Burns, and Craig McLuckie developed this platform before it was open-sourced in mid-2014. Now, it is maintained by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), backed by major tech giants like Google, Microsoft, AWS, Intel, Red Hat, IBM, and Cisco. Many cloud services offer a Kubernetes infrastructure as a service (PaaS or IaaS). In his article, we

December 27, 2019 bestdevops DevOps, Kubernetes Leave a comment

14 Essential Kubernetes & Cloud Security Resources for the DevOps Community

Source:-marketresearchsheets.com Continuous deployment requires a continuous learning mindset. With this in mind, we’ve put together a list of 14 of our favorite blogs, and useful resources for all those in the realms of DevOps, DevSecOps and Cloud Security. Kubernetes Twitter: @kubernetesio Well, yes, expect to find all things Kubernetes here. The site provides Kubernetes documentation and user case studies, as well as integration tutorials, and articles addressing Kubernetes community governance, such as “The Future of Cloud Providers in Kubernetes,” from

December 23, 2019 bestdevops DevOps, Kubernetes Leave a comment

StackRox 2020 predictions: Kubernetes to DevOps

Source:-digitaljournal.com The co-founder of StackRox, Ali Golshan, CTO has provided Digital Journal with their predictions for 2020 dealing with things like the growth of Kubernetes and service mesh technology. The technology expert Ali Golshan also considers the intersection of DevOps and security, among 2020’s key technology development themes. A key focus is with Kubernetes, which is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services. Consolidates around Kubernetes First, according to StackRox‘s Golshan, a key theme will be

December 18, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

Compare Red Hat OpenShift vs. Cloud Foundry in a Kubernetes faceoff

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com Looking for a container ecosystem platform? OpenShift and Cloud Foundry have similar roots as PaaS platforms, but this comparison identifies a clear winner for most organizations. In the ever-changing, complex world of containers and container ecosystems, organizations might compare Red Hat OpenShift to VMware Cloud Foundry, but they are dissimilar products that can accomplish similar things. An OpenShift vs. Cloud Foundry comparison must account for the fact that these container ecosystem platforms share a lineage but have slightly divergent

December 18, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

How Kubernetes Has Changed The Face Of Hybrid Cloud

Source:-forbes.com Since the time the public cloud has become prominent, there have been multiple attempts to bring parity between on-premises infrastructure and cloud infrastructure. Open Source projects like OpenStack, CloudStack and Eucalyptus aimed to become the hybrid cloud platforms for seamlessly integrating enterprise data centers with the public cloud. Kubernetes KubernetesSOURCE: PIXABAY Due to the disparity between the hypervisors and the virtual machine managers running in on-premises and the cloud, workload portability was never easy. Cloud bursting, the ability to

December 17, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

Predictions 2020: The Killer App for Edge Computing in 2020 will be Kubernetes

Source:-containerjournal.com Edge computing is aptly named. Aside from the literal reference to its network boundary location, edge computing represents the next frontier of innovation—the nascent space where anything can happen and the possibilities seem endless. Even with standards and use cases just beginning to emerge, the industry buzz is deafening. But what will the tipping point look like? Where is the killer app that will make edge computing compelling and essential for consumers and enterprises? Here’s our prediction: We’ll see

December 14, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

The future of the Kubernetes ecosystem isn’t all about cloud

Source:-searchcloudcomputing.techtarget.com Developers still lean on the public cloud to simplify Kubernetes deployments, but that won’t always be the case. See how lingering complexity issues have opened the door for on-premises vendors. In the past five years, Kubernetes has transformed from an arcane technology to an automated container deployment tool, then eventually into an ecosystem designed to support cloud-native transformation. It’s been a massive shift, but there’s still more to do.Kubernetes’ success can be attributed to the software’s superior model for

December 9, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

How Monzo Isolated Their Microservices Using Kubernetes Network Policies

Source:-infoq.com Monzo’s security team shared their story about implementing Kubernetes network policies using Calico APIs to provide isolation among 1500 microservices. Monzo is a mobile-only digital bank that runs its core infrastructure on AWS. Using Kubernetes for hosting its microservices, Monzo uses Apache Cassandra as its primary database, Apache Kafka for messaging and Go for most of its application code. The security team at Monzo engineering adopted zero trust networking as one of their goals. A zero trust platform works

December 7, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

Rising use of Kubernetes in production brings new IT demands

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com Kubernetes as an enterprise IT service is still in its infancy, but the market has reached a turning point from developer-maintained to IT-provided Kubernetes deployments. Emerging technologies must demonstrate value before they become mainstream in enterprise IT. PCs made this transition in the 1980s, then virtualization in the early 2000s. Today, Docker containers and Kubernetes continue their journey into mainstream IT functions. Kubernetes clusters have increasingly become a core IT infrastructure service, rather than a platform that developers manage

December 4, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

HOW CAN AWS SAGEMAKER AND KUBERNETES INTEGRATION HELP ML DEVELOPERS?

Source:-analyticsindiamag.com Container management tools such as Kubernetes streamlines the development of applications; therefore, since its release ten years ago, it has been orchestrating containerised applications. Various organisations have embraced Kubernetes to train, evaluate, and deploy containerised machine learning models. However, delivering a machine learning model is cumbersome as it usually gets bulky. To address these challenges, AWS has introduced SageMaker for Kubernetes users to work with containerised machine learning models effortlessly. Kubernetes’ Unique Challenges Kubernetes facilitates a lot of features

December 3, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes Leave a comment

A Crash Course in Persistent Kubernetes Storage

Source:-itprotoday.com To achieve persistent Kubernetes storage, there are two high-level tasks that must be performed. Application containers such as Docker containers are well known for their ability to provide true application portability and easy scalability. As organizations expanded their adoption of containers, however, storage became increasingly problematic. Today, the Kubernetes orchestration platform eases many of the storage issues related to early container implementations, especially when it comes to persistent Kubernetes storage. Early on, containers were suitable only for stateless applications

December 3, 2019 bestdevops Kubernetes, Vmware Leave a comment

Wavefront by VMware Simplifies Kubernetes Monitoring

Source:-containerjournal.com Wavefront by VMware announced at the AWS re:Invent 2019 conference it has expanded the monitoring capabilities it provides for Kubernetes to include the ability to identify root causes using predefined Wavefront alerts based on Kubernetes events. In addition, Wavefront by VMware’s Kubernetes and Java Tracing Agent monitoring tools now can be deployed automatically via a zero-configuration installation process. The Wavefront Kubernetes Collector automatically discovers and instruments Java-based services using Wavefront Java Tracing Agent software, which is based on the

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