When deploying to Kubernetes, there can be scenarios where you would want to use your own TLS certificates for ingress rather than Let's Encrypt or another external provider. In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up your own certificates.

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Jeremy Rossbach, Head of DX NetOps Product Marketing and Alec Pinkham, Head of AppNeta Product Marketing discuss the recent acquisition of AppNeta by Broadcom and the reasons why the combination of both network monitoring solutions sets it apart from the industry and why our customers should be excited for the future of their network visibility.

Join seasoned veteran, Jeff Atwood (yes, that Jeff Atwood of Stack Overflow and Discourse) as he discusses the role of catastrophic failure in software design. Users of modern apps require as close to 100% uptime as possible, which also means they require quick results. When these expectations aren't met, we need to learn from them to create better design. But what if your fault tolerance design ends up being the cause of your issues? Sean Molloy, and BJ Maldonado talk with Jeff about how you can learn from failure to improve your software.

Let’s start 2022 off the right with new features and updates that will extend JFrog Artifactory’s power and reach in addressing challenges with managing your binaries from development to production. Join JFrog’s Irena Guy Product Manager, Evgeny Karasik Senior Product Manager, Ben Ifrach Product Manager, and Eyal Ben Moshe Development Manager, Ecosystem. In this session, you'll learn about the new updates.

On this episode of Network AF (the network engineering podcast), Avi talks with longtime friend Jezzibell Gilmore. Jezzibell is the Chief Commercial Officer at PacketFabric, and works toward revenue goals.

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Coté looks through the most recent CNCF kubernetes and cloud native surveys, finding multi-cloud usage, kubernetes in production, and what people find difficult about kubernetes. Also, join him on BeanCam as he monitors actual, real-life black beans being cooked.

The next generation of Cloud Native applications will have AI at their core: we call those Smart Cloud Native Applications. In this chat with D2iQ CEO and co-founder, Tobi Knaup, learn why companies that want to build the game changing products of tomorrow need to start building AI capabilities today.