First, a tale of a silent-but-deadly data push on a path to take Google Ads fully offline within 90 minutes, with no diagnosis in sight. Second, a zombie haunted pipeline that kept developers awake late into the night. ...each concluded with how we slayed the beast!

Helm is a great framework for deploying Kubernetes applications, and in Rancher we've made it possible to leverage that framework to create a catalog of application blueprints that can be configured and deployed in a repeatable way.

An Introduction to Elastic APM by Rasmus Makwarth - Elastic Copenhagen Meetup

Distributed Tracing Sneak Peak by Thomas Watson - Elastic Copenhagen Meetup

Rancher 1.6, with Cattle as the orchestrator, is a widely adopted platform among both the open-source and enterprise communities. With the release of Rancher 2.0, we have shifted from a Cattle to Kubernetes-based orchestration platform.

Rancher 1.6, with Cattle as the orchestrator, is a widely adopted platform among both the open-source and enterprise communities. With the release of Rancher 2.0, we have shifted from a Cattle to Kubernetes-based orchestration platform.

Budapest, Hungary in September of 2018 at EPAM offices. Adnan talking about buzzwords at the Budapest JavaScript Meetup!

Although more and more companies choose to containerize their applications and to use Kubernetes to orchestrate their containers, they continue to face a common challenge: how to preserve application data even after a container closes. Without the ability to persist data, containers might seem to have limited use in many workloads, especially in stateful applications and database architectures.

In this meetup, we will highlight a few of the many: Canvas, Rollups, Machine Learning, etc. We will also talk about the evolution of the Elastic Stack into new solutions areas with the launch of new products such as APM and App Search. 6.3 has just arrived, with a ton of features and major changes. Come learn about new features around SQL, Rollups, App Search, Kubernetes, and APM.

One of the most common uses for Kubernetes is to improve development operations, and as part of that, teams need to determine the best way to integrate their CI workflows with Kubernetes. In our August Rancher Meetup, we'll dive into how to build a CI/CD workflow with Rancher 2.0 and Kubernetes. We'll look at best practices for building pipelines with containers, and some of the tools that make it easier.