Komodor is a Kubernetes management platform that empowers everyone from Platform engineers to Developers to stop firefighting, simplify operations and proactively improve the health of their workloads and infrastructure.
Proactively detect & remediate issues in your clusters & workloads.
Easily operate & manage K8s clusters at scale.
Reduce costs without compromising on performance.
Empower developers with self-service K8s troubleshooting.
Simplify and accelerate K8s migration for everyone.
Fix things fast with AI-powered root cause analysis.
Explore our K8s guides, e-books and webinars.
Learn about K8s trends & best practices from our experts.
Listen to K8s adoption stories from seasoned industry veterans.
The missing UI for Helm – a simplified way of working with Helm.
Visualize Crossplane resources and speed up troubleshooting.
Validate, clean & secure your K8s YAMLs.
Navigate the community-driven K8s ecosystem map.
Kubernetes 101: A comprehensive guide
Expert tips for debugging Kubernetes
Tools and best practices
Kubernetes monitoring best practices
Understand Kubernetes & Container exit codes in simple terms
Exploring the building blocks of Kubernetes
Cost factors, challenges and solutions
Kubectl commands at your fingertips
Understanding K8s versions & getting the latest version
Rancher overview, tutorial and alternatives
Kubernetes management tools: Lens vs alternatives
Troubleshooting and fixing 5xx server errors
Solving common Git errors and issues
Who we are, and our promise for the future of K8s.
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Come aboard the K8s ship – we’re hiring!
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Learn how to deploy a Python application in Kubernetes. From preparing a Python web app, creating a Kubernetes deployment, exposing it as a service, scaling and updating the deployment, monitoring, logging, alerting, and more.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a Golang microservice, package it as a Docker container, deploy it on Kubernetes, and monitor the deployment using Komodor.
A developer who understands how to use Kubernetes can easily replicate production infrastructure and become more involved with operations.
If you feel like you’ve reached a plateau, and you’re not learning anything new sprint over sprint, you should take a proactive approach and do a post-mortem on yourself (sorry for the grim analogy)! Meaning, find your weak spots and optimizing where possible to deliver more value faster.
Integrating PagerDuty with Komodor can provide significant benefits for organizations that rely on Kubernetes to deliver services to customers.
Learn how to implement an effective Kubernetes health check, and how to use health checks for troubleshooting.
Metadata is essential for grouping resources, redirecting requests and managing deployments. Learn the best practices of using labels and annotations.
A Git repository is a collection of files and information regarding past changes made in
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