In this session, we’ll focus on the new support for Windows containers on RKE2 in Rancher 2.6, powered by Calico and containerd. Furthermore, we’ll be covering the following important aspects within this ecosystem: Lastly, you’ll get to see a demonstration of deploying Windows and Linux workloads side-by-side in Rancher, and how to scale.NET applications in Windows containers.

This is the recording of the Rancher Global Online Meetup from September 15, 2021. In it we introduce SUSE Rancher 2.6, with the new UI and powerful enterprise features that make Kubernetes manageable.

As the number of Kubernetes cluster tenants increases, additional measures need to be put in place to secure workloads on the cluster. In this Master Class session, we will show you how Rancher can be used to provide a standardized approach to accomplishing this.

In this Master Class session, we will focus on some of the challenges that exist when trying to create consistent alignment across multi-cloud clusters, and then demonstrate how SUSE Rancher can be used to not only close the gaps, but optimize standardization for managing multiple clusters (specifically Amazon EKS, Google Cloud Platform GKE and Microsoft Azure AKS) at scale.

Robert Sirchia and Nick Gerace talk about the Rust Cloud Native Community.

In week 1 of our Summer is Open series, we take a deep dive into Rancher Desktop with Matt Farina, a software architect at SUSE. Rancher Desktop provides easy-to-use Kubernetes and container management for Mac and Windows.

Some very special guests join us to celebrate Linux turning 30!

This is the recording for the August 2021 Online Meetup from SUSE on Rancher Desktop. Rancher Desktop puts Kubernetes and container management at your fingertips as part of a Mac and Windows desktop application. It makes the experience of working with k8s and containers manageable for developers. It lets you select your version of Kubernetes, test your workloads when Kubernetes is upgraded, try containers before pushing to a registry, and more.

Everything breaks at some point; whether it is infrastructure (DNS, network, storage, etc.) or Kubernetes itself, something will fail eventually. In this session, we will walk through some common failure scenarios, including identifying failures and how to respond to them in the fastest way possible using the same troubleshooting steps, scripts, and tools Rancher Support uses when supporting our Enterprise customers.

Take a deep dive with Staff Engineer Luther Monson into the new node pool scale down feature recently released in Rancher v2.5.6. This masterclass will walk you through everything you will need to know to go from zero to a scaling Kubernetes cluster using Rancher. We will explore using the cluster autoscaler in tandem with this new feature to scale pools on demand. Watch a full demo of a cluster sizing up and down to load while using a custom cloud provider built for the Rancher API.