Long Live Containerization!
The Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) for Kubernetes tomorrow plans to release version 1.19 of the platform that, in addition to adding debugging and storage management tools, brings closure to some capabilities that have been under development for a long time. Overall, Kubernetes 1.19 adds 33 enhancements, including 12 moving to
Rancher Labs and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced today that a lightweight distribution of Kubernetes dubbed K3s has now become a sandbox-level project managed under the auspices of the open source consortium. Company president Shannon Williams says the company decided to donate K3s to the CNCF to assure
Security researchers at Intezer recently alerted the enterprise security community about Doki, a new and substantial malware targeting public Docker environments. Downloaded and installed via a Linux backdoor, Doki uses Dyn’s DynDNS service and a unique Domain Generation Algorithm (DGA) based on the Dogecoin cryptocurrency blockchain to locate its controller
Google is making a case for changing the rules under which the open source Istio service mesh project for Kubernetes environments is managed with a proposal to create a new Steering Committee charter around Contributor Seats and Community Seats that would have equal voting weight. Contributor Seats will be allocated
