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The latest Kubernetes version provides many security-related enhancements and controls, but it is far from being secure by default. Kubernetes is a complex orchestration platform with many different implementations, across multi-cloud/hybrid environments. Configuring it to comply with security best practices and specific security requires time and expertise that most organizations don’t possess.

Not all of us have unlimited budgets for infinite nodes, and even if you do, it's important to spend wisely. If you're running Rancher in a non-production environment and want to start with a single node now and upgrade to an HA configuration later, you can do this with RKE. Once a cluster is up and running, make the best use of your available storage by deploying block-level replication with OpenEBS within your Kubernetes clusters.

Interested in how to tune-up your services to derive even more benefit from your PagerDuty implementation? Easy and simple changes can have a huge impact on how much time and money you spend.

In this short video, Renato gives a quick overview of how you can easily save money and increase your Lambda performance at the same time.

Traditional logging solutions force you to make trade-offs between visibility and cost. Datadog's Logging without Limits™ enables you to simply and cost-effectively send all your logs to Datadog, so can get full visibility without the trade-offs.

With the explosion of microservices and Kubernetes, enterprises have recognized the importance of empowering developers to productionize their software. However, most companies still have separate Ops/DevOps teams and software teams. Why is that?

It doesn't matter how you deploy your serverless functions, you can iterate them locally with the Stackery CLI!

Serverless is easier than ever with the Stackery CLI.

VirtualWisdom is based on our unparalleled analytics, designed by IT for IT to help you troubleshoot, balance workloads, predict your future capacity needs and assure service to your most business-critical applications.

The Automation Portal is an easy to implement self-service front end for your automation solutions. It offers a versatile interface without the lengthy list of prerequisites required by many other self-service portals available today. The Automation Portal ethos is to “keep things simple and flexible”. The portal has been designed to complement existing Automation platforms. The Automation Portal has been designed with System Center Orchestrator and Azure Automation in mind, however it equally complements any automation platform or scripting language that can read and write to the Automation Portal database.