Platform Aware Scheduling: Making Smarter Kubernetes Decisions
Platform Aware Scheduling (PAS) is a powerful tool for optimizing workload placement in Kubernetes clusters. It empowers the Kubernetes scheduler to make intelligent decisions by incorporating platform-specific attributes. What is Platform Aware Scheduling? PAS is a collection of projects designed to expose platform data to the Kubernetes scheduler. This data can then be used to…
Konika Sitoula
Streamline Operations: Powerful Kubernetes Logging Strategies for Improved Visibility
Introduction In the realm of microservices and containerized applications, efficient management and monitoring of application health and performance are paramount. Kubernetes, an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications, has emerged as the go-to solution for businesses seeking agility and resilience. However, managing logs in Kubernetes remains a significant hurdle due…
The Path Ahead: Leveraging KEDA for Performance Transformation
Introduction: Embracing Innovation in IT In today’s ever-evolving IT landscape, staying ahead of the curve is essential for driving operational excellence and delivering exceptional user experiences. As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, businesses are increasingly seeking innovative solutions to optimize their data processing infrastructure. In this pursuit, the integration of Kubernetes Event-Driven…
Sirisha Badursha
Don’t Let Your Users Disconnect! Achieve True Zero-Downtime with Kubernetes
This article dives into achieving true zero-downtime deployments in Kubernetes, specifically focusing on avoiding disruptions during rolling updates that can lead to broken client connections. The Challenge: Rolling Updates and Downtime While Kubernetes offers rolling updates for seamless application upgrades, these updates can introduce brief downtime windows. This downtime, measured in microseconds to seconds, might…
Celebrating 10 Years of Kubernetes: Google Podcast with Tim Hockin & Kelsey Hightower
The very first commit for Kubernetes on GitHub happened on June 6th, 2014. Kubernetes didn’t happen overnight. It started at Google to tackle the challenges of managing containerized applications at scale. In essence, Kubernetes was designed to simplify the management of containerized applications by providing an automated orchestration platform. Don’t miss this milestone episode of…
98% Faster Data Imports: Optimizing Deployment Previews with Velero
Imagine waiting 20 minutes just to preview your code changes. This was the reality for engineers before optimizing the deployment preview process. This blog post dives into how a staggering 98% reduction in data import times was achieved, making ephemeral environments truly ephemeral. The Pain Point: Slow Data Imports In December 2023, user interviews (think:…
MKAT: Secure Your Managed Kubernetes Environment with Automated Auditing
In today’s cloud-native world, securing your Kubernetes environment is paramount. Managed Kubernetes services like Amazon EKS offer convenience, but maintaining robust security requires vigilance. Enter MKAT, the Managed Kubernetes Auditing Toolkit, your one-stop shop for identifying common security vulnerabilities within your EKS cluster. Here’s what MKAT can do for you: Beyond the Features: How Does…
Kubernetes Gateway API 1.1 Released: Standard Features & New Experiments
The Kubernetes Gateway API team is excited to announce the release of version 1.1! This update brings several key features to the forefront, along with some intriguing experimental additions. Standard Channel Promotions: Dive Deeper: Advanced Routing with HTTPRoute: Improved Conformance Reporting: Experimental Features: Easy Upgrade Path: The Gateway API offers independent versioning, allowing you to…
Free Webinar: Master Kubernetes Cost Optimization on AWS
Cloud-native environments offer incredible flexibility and scalability, but managing costs can be a constant battle. This free webinar, brought to you by AWS, Kubecost, and Nirmata, will equip you with the knowledge and tools to prevent cost overruns before they happen. The Power of Proactive Cost Control This webinar dives deep into a powerful combination:…
Effortless Kubernetes Management: Akamai Now Supports Cluster API
Exciting news for developers and IT professionals who leverage Kubernetes! Akamai recently announced support for the Kubernetes Cluster API (CAPL), streamlining cluster creation, configuration, and management. What is Cluster API (CAPI)? CAPI, or “kappy” for short, is an open-source project that introduces a declarative approach to managing Kubernetes clusters. Similar to Infrastructure as Code (IaC)…