Microsoft Azure releases Retina for Container Observability
The Microsoft Azure Container Networking team has unveiled a powerful new tool: Retina. This open-source project empowers DevOps engineers and administrators with a cloud-native container networking observability platform. In short, Retina helps you see, understand, and troubleshoot how workloads communicate across your various environments. Key Features of Retina Getting Started with Retina Open Collaboration for…
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Level Up Your Coding: Local Autocomplete in JetBrains 2024.1
JetBrains just released version 2024.1 of its popular line of IDEs, bringing exciting new features for developers of all stripes. The biggest highlight? Local full-line autocompletion! Say Goodbye to Incomplete Code and Privacy Concerns This innovative feature leverages on-device AI models to suggest entire lines of code as you type. No more struggling to remember…
Kubecost 2.0 Empowers Cost Control with Network Visibility
The way organizations manage their Kubernetes costs is undergoing a significant transformation. Kubecost, a leading provider of Kubernetes cost monitoring and management solutions, recently unveiled Kubecost 2.0, a major upgrade packed with features designed to empower businesses to optimize their cloud spending. Unveiling Network Visibility: A Game Changer One of the most significant additions in…
GnuCOBOL: A Rising Force in Open-Source COBOL
Good News for COBOL Programmers For decades, COBOL has been the workhorse of the business world, powering critical systems in finance, human resources, and more. But with its origins in 1959, some might wonder if COBOL can keep pace with modern technology. The answer is a resounding yes, thanks to the open-source project GnuCOBOL. GnuCOBOL…
GNOME 46 Released: Packed with New Features
GNOME, the popular desktop environment, has released its latest version, GNOME 46, codenamed “Kathmandu.” This update brings a wave of exciting new features and improvements across various applications, making your user experience smoother and more efficient. Find Anything, Fast: Enhanced File Management: Upgraded Online Accounts with OneDrive Support: Remote Login with RDP: Streamlined Settings App:…
CNCF Survey Reveals: Half of Companies Overspend with Kubernetes, Primarily Due to Overprovisioning
CNCF’s recent microsurvey on cloud-native FinOps and CFM revealed insights into Kubernetes’ impact on cloud spending. Nearly half of respondents reported increased costs, while others saw no change or savings post-migration. The main factors contributing to overspending include overprovisioning, lack of awareness, and resource sprawl. The survey sought details on Kubernetes spending and overall cloud…
Kubernetes Load Balancer – On-Premises & Bare Metal
Managing a Kubernetes Load Balancer has always been challenging. In the past, setting it up involved a time-consuming process of submitting tickets and collaborating between network and Linux engineers. Now, with cloud technology, on-demand load balancer services are available instantly for Kubernetes, simplifying tasks for DevOps engineers. However, replicating this ease of use in on-premises…
Introducing ingress2gateway; Simplifying Upgrades to Gateway API
In the dynamic realm of Kubernetes, networking is crucial for effective service exposure. The Ingress API, familiar to many Kubernetes users, is key for managing external access to services within the cluster. Despite its usefulness, Ingress has limitations, which can become bottlenecks as applications grow in complexity and Kubernetes clusters face increased demands. Here are…
PinCompute: Pinterest’s Kubernetes-Backed Platform for Versatile Computing Needs
Overview Pinterest is enhancing its compute platform with PinCompute, a fully managed compute API designed for various use cases. Built on Kubernetes, PinCompute simplifies infrastructure management and embraces cloud-native principles. This article explores its architecture and impact on innovation and efficiency at Pinterest. Architecture PinCompute is a regional Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) on Kubernetes, with a host…
Railyard: Accelerating Machine Learning Model Training Using Kubernetes
Stripe leverages machine learning in services like Radar and Billing, handling millions of daily predictions across diverse models trained with billions of data points. To simplify model training, they developed Railyard, an API and job manager on Kubernetes, enabling independent team training with scalability. Railyard’s API prioritizes flexibility and ease of use, supporting Python workflows…