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Top 12 Kubernetes Risks

Mar 10, 2022 By Densify In Densify

What’s putting your K8s workloads at risk? You probably didn’t immediately think of memory and CPU resources—yet, these pose significant threats to cost and performance in your public cloud Kubernetes and OpenShift deployments. Learn about the top 12 K8s risks and how you can visualize the spread of risk in your containers deployment. You'll also hear a methodology for drilling down to individual misconfigurations and resolving them.

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ContainIQ finds defects faster with Speedscale Pro

Mar 9, 2022 By Ken Ahrens In Speedscale

ContainIQ runs all infrastructure on Google Cloud (GKE), and was able to get Speedscale installed within a few minutes. After installing the Speedscale operator, ContainIQ began capturing traffic from the primary gateway where service calls come into a cluster.

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Qovery - We Build The Future Of The Cloud

Mar 9, 2022 By Qovery In Qovery

Team video during our Retreat in the south of France 🇫🇷 We are a growing-fast and remote company building a product for thousands of developers. We do exist for 2 years and we are backed by the best investors from our industry.

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Kubernetes: how to isolate your production from staging

Mar 8, 2022 By Albane Tonnellier In Qovery

So you have a Kubernetes cluster, and you are tempted to isolate your production from staging? If you are still unsure, don’t know where to start, or have doubts about the cost, this article should help you shine a light through all of your interrogations.

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Using Rancher Fleet and GitHub Actions for GitOps Releases

Mar 8, 2022 By Rancher In Rancher

In this video, Lukonde Mwila demonstrates one way of creating a GitOps CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions and Rancher Fleet.

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Kubernetes vs. Docker

Mar 8, 2022 By LogicMonitor In LogicMonitor

Container technology is changing the way we think about building, shipping, and running applications. Containers are lightweight packages of software that include everything it needs to run an application. This includes operating system components as well as libraries and other dependencies. Emerging technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes empowers organizations to deliver quality software with speed and ease.

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The Best Kubernetes Monitoring Tools

Mar 7, 2022 By Jay Clark In Speedscale

In this article, you'll learn about the best Kubernetes performance monitoring tools that are currently on the market. Although there are a number of application performance monitoring solutions out there, this article covers the best options in terms of their key features, functionalities, ease of setup, and the support garnered from each of their respective communities.

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Chaos Engineering for Kubernetes: Testing Pod failure with a Shutdown experiment

Mar 7, 2022 By Gremlin In Gremlin

Can your Kubernetes Pods auto-recover from sudden failure? See how you can use Gremlin to validate that your Kubernetes clusters are resilient to Pod failures.

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Kubernetes vs Nomad: What to Choose in 2022?

Mar 3, 2022 By Romaric Philogène In Qovery

Kubernetes has become an enormously popular choice for containerized applications since its 2014 launch. Many software developers rely on the tool, which is now in v1.23.1. However, there are other choices on the market for container orchestration. One such tool is Nomad, originally launched in 2015. Generally pitched as an alternative to Kubernetes, Nomad, which most recently released v1.2, promotes itself as a simple, flexible option for software teams.

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