Cisco launched the HyperFlex Application Platform at Cisco Live! Barcelona, marking its first hyperconverged infrastructure offering to ship with a pre-installed Kubernetes distribution and integrated observability tooling.
Securing Kubernetes deployments requires a layered approach covering authorization, pod security, CI/CD pipelines, production hardening, and service mesh. Here are five actionable best practices for DevOps and development teams.
Fairwinds launched Astro, an open source project that automates the management of Datadog monitors for Kubernetes clusters, reducing the manual overhead for SREs and ops teams.
Knative is an open-source project built on Kubernetes that aims to bring vendor-agnostic serverless functions to any data center or cloud. Here’s how it works and why it matters for DevOps teams.
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Fairwinds’ open-source Astro project automates the lifecycle management of Datadog monitors in Kubernetes clusters, reducing manual toil and improving alerting consistency across dynamic environments.
Container infrastructure is not self-healing after a disaster. This guide covers what you need to back up in Kubernetes and Docker environments, from etcd snapshots and Dockerfiles to persistent volumes and databases.
Kubernetes alone won’t future-proof your career. Here are five core competencies — from scripting and infrastructure automation to cloud architecture and security — that every I&O engineer should develop.
In early 2020, VMware faced pressure to prove that its wave of acquisitions—including Pivotal Software, Bitnami, Heptio, and Carbon Black—could translate into real hybrid cloud growth. Here is a technical and business breakdown of where the company stood.
Backing up Kubernetes and Docker environments requires more than saving container state. Learn what to back up—Dockerfiles, images, etcd, persistent volumes, and databases—and how to do it reliably.
Red Hat made OpenShift 4.3 and OpenShift Container Storage 4 generally available, bringing Kubernetes 1.16, FIPS 140-2 encryption, multi-cloud object storage, and Rook operator support to enterprise clusters.
Three VMware experts share their predictions for 2020: from Project Pacific and Tanzu to the challenge of balancing Kubernetes integration with support for legacy vSphere customers.
Cultural change alone won’t get your team to DevOps. Jenkins, Kubernetes, and Prometheus are three open-source tools that remove friction from deployment, scaling, and observability — the practical pillars of a DevOps workflow.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has launched a public bug bounty program for Kubernetes, operated by HackerOne, offering rewards up to $10,000 for critical security vulnerabilities.
A candid look at how software company Sqills embraced DevOps culture and AWS cloud migration to accelerate international growth, improve team ownership, and strengthen security.
Not every organization needs DevOps pipelines or container orchestration. Learn how to honestly assess whether these technologies serve your data center—and how to survive if they don’t.
As Kubernetes adoption grows, IT organizations face a critical choice: continue layering Kubernetes on top of OpenStack and VMware, or move to lighter-weight, cloud-native alternatives? Here’s where the relationship stands and where it’s heading.
Job market data from Indeed.com shows Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, and Azure topping the charts for fastest-growing tech skills, alongside surging demand for JavaScript frameworks, Python, and Big Data tools.
Helm is the de-facto package manager for Kubernetes, wrapping complex multi-resource deployments into versioned, shareable charts. Learn how Helm charts reduce operational overhead, improve consistency, and strengthen your Kubernetes deployment workflow.
Enterprise Kubernetes adoption is accelerating fast, but security practices are struggling to keep up. Here’s what the data says about the state of K8s security and what teams should prioritize.
