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New ‘Pod Status and Logs’ Dash Saves Time and Unifies Execution

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‘Pods Status and Logs’ enables you to quickly drill down in the pods of an unhealthy service, all from the comfort of your Komodor dashboard.

VCs are Betting Big on Kubernetes: Here are 5 Reasons Why

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Kubernetes is becoming the new Linux. Here are five reasons why we see a surge of more startups in this space.

LaunchDarkly Integration: Feature Flag Aware Troubleshooting

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LaunchDarkly integration enables us to leverage information from canary deployments for more efficient troubleshooting.

How Culture Impacts Technology Choice: A Review of Netflix’s Use of Microservices

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To achieve success with technical architecture, you also need to “engineer your culture”. Learn about the pillars of Netflix's tech transformation.

June 2021: Kubernetes & Komodor are Birthday Buddies!

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June 2021 marks Komodor’s very first birthday and Kubernetes’ 7th anniversary! In So, what’s next for Kubernetes? Read more to find out!

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New Feature: Gain a System-wide View with ‘Komodor Events’

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Today we are rolling out our new ‘Events’ feature that offers a panoramic view of

We Raised $25Million to Redefine Kubernetes Troubleshooting

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We are on a mission to make troubleshooting easy and worry-free so that developers can focus on what matters most: creativity and innovation.

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Tales from the Shift : An On-Call Duty Horror Story

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[BASED ON A TRUE STORY] It’s a cold gloomy night, and Sarah, a full-stack

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Context and visibility – It’s not all about the code

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While working everything as code is what the future may hold, context and visibility are