On-Demand Webinars

Lightweight distributions of Kubernetes are now at the forefront of edge computing, as more organizations push workloads closer to the data being generated by applications and devices. Kubernetes enables organizations to run containers at the edge to maximize resources and make testing easier, and offer the ability for DevOps teams to ... Read More

Estimating how much you are spending (or wasting) on a particular Kubernetes workload is hard. The good news is that there are some reasonable strategies for estimating how much a given workload costs ... Read More

The GitOps space continues to gain momentum and evolve as more organizations and vendors adopt the paradigm. On the DevOps spectrum, GitOps falls on the software engineering side of the development and operations continuum; developers can declaratively define and control the state of the system in Git ... Read More

The adoption of hybrid cloud computing is fundamentally changing the way data is stored and processed. As it continues to evolve, the need to move data to the compute layer will become apparent, as trying to process data in a cloud could introduce latencies that impact the performance of next-generation ... Read More

Cloud environments — including data centers themselves — are becoming increasingly hybridized, which can make them difficult to manage. But that doesn’t have to be the case ... Read More

Join a panel of Kubernetes experts as they discuss Kubernetes challenges including how to put controls around an ever-changing, chaotic environment, when security alerting is needed, and how ops teams can enable developers to use self-service ... Read More

While it’s important to ensure that the entire software supply chain is properly secured, there seems to be far more security buzz around Kubernetes than any other software platform. The widespread interest in Kubernetes makes sense: K8s can be used by both small applications (even those running on a local ... Read More

Kubernetes is agile, flexible and scalable. It is also complex, with a multitude of moving parts on and underneath the surface. When things go wrong, as they always (eventually) do, understanding what caused the problem could be stressful and time-consuming ... Read More

Cloud native and Kubernetes service ownership enables teams to improve security, accountability, reliability, and make continuous improvements to applications and services because any sufficiently large organization cannot gate keep everything through an Ops team. And with all the talk in security circles about DevSecOps and the need to “shift left”, ... Read More

Cloud-native and serverless technologies are gaining traction as organizations increasingly recognize the value of containers and Kubernetes in application development environments. Securing those environments, however, require more than traditional perimeter-based approaches. Additionally, security strategies must align with DevOps and agile approaches to application development and deployment ... Read More