A Software Developer’s Guide to Getting Started With Kubernetes: Part 1
8 min readA developer who understands how to use Kubernetes can easily replicate production infrastructure and become more involved with operations.
A developer who understands how to use Kubernetes can easily replicate production infrastructure and become more involved with operations.
Why I think building a platform engineering team isn't the panacea you might expect, and what challenges organizations face with actually getting these teams to deliver the value we demand in this brave new DevOps-driven world.
Resource quotas help your nodes operate in harmony. Setting limits on what they consume means your clusters are more stable and run more efficiently. But getting the values right is the tough part.
Reviewing the current state of Infrastructure as Code (IAC), its challenges, the emergence of Crossplane, adoption difficulties, and the road ahead!
In this article, we'll explore what eBPF is and why it's poised to become the next big thing in Kubernetes.
Kubernetes for Humans is a podcast focused on K8s for enterprises, adoption challenges, industry trends, innovation, and future predictions. Hosted by ETL Shwartz, Co-Founding CTO at Komodor.
Komodor has partnered with Squadcast to provide modern engineering teams with the powerful tools to achieve 360º visibility and battle-tested incident management for their Kubernetes operations.
Kubernetes is essential to modern application development and runtime. As a powerful container orchestration platform, its benefits include improved scalability, portability, and automation, all of which contribute to more resilient applications and cost savings.
I was super excited and proud to be at KubeCon EU with the Komodor team and wanted to share my experience while it’s still fresh in my head
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