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Why Focus Beats Functionality in the Modern Cloud: In Chapter 13 of The Value Flywheel Effect, we introduce a pivotal mindset shift for modern| The Serverless Edge
An Intellyx Brain Candy Brief Sidero offers Talos Linux, a stripped-down Linux distribution with a minimal threat surface and software footprint that will run Kubernetes in compute and power-constrained environments, including ARM processors. The company also offers Omni, a Kubernetes management tool that runs on Talos and supports Talos APIs. Sidero built Talos with Kubernetes […]| Intellyx – The Digital Transformation Experts – Analysts
An Intellyx Brain Candy Brief Minimus provides minimized container images for many popular applications and cloud native infrastructure components, thus reducing potential vulnerabilities as well as shrinking the footprint and speeding up performance of each application. Minimus applies the latest patches and security updates to each container image and offers a daily update service that […]| Intellyx – The Digital Transformation Experts – Analysts
It happened again last week. I was at an architecture review meeting when a fellow architect eagerly started another debate about *microservices*. Within minutes, eyes glazed over and we were knee-deep in an absurd discussion about something that should have been a means to an end, but had morphed into the end itself. At that moment, I realized: I’m done. I’ve finally sworn off talking to architects about microservices. Why? Because these conversations usually go nowhere productive.| Blog - Container Solutions
Imagine a business that knows its survival depends on change—but can't decide how to act. This scenario plays out more often than you'd think, with fear of failure paralysing decision-making and ensuring stagnation. This scenario can be summarised as a paradox:| Blog - Container Solutions
Why Focus Beats Functionality in the Modern Cloud: In Chapter 13 of The Value Flywheel Effect, we introduce a pivotal mindset shift for modern| The Serverless Edge
How DevOps is Revolutionizing Patient Care, Compliance, and Innovation in the Healthcare Sector Introduction: The Healthcare Industry at a Turning Point The global healthcare sector is undergoing an unprecedented digital transformation. Driven by the need for better patient outcomes, operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and resilience in the face of events like pandemics, healthcare organizations are […]| ITGix
An Intellyx Brain Candy Brief LotusFlare offers a customer experience-focused business support system (BSS) that is both cloud and AI-native, serving as a [...]| intellyx.com
An Intellyx Brain Candy Update When we last spoke to triPica in June 2024, the vendor discussed its cloud native, SaaS-based platform that integrated all [...]| intellyx.com
Compare the top 5 open source log management tools - Logz.io, ELK Stack, OpenSearch, Loki, and Graylog. Learn how to choose the right one based on speed, scalability, cost, and OpenTelemetry support.| Logz.io
When deploying workloads in Kubernetes, controlling where your pods land is crucial. Two primary mechanisms facilitate this: nodeSelector and nodeAffinity. While they might seem similar at first glance, they serve different purposes and offer varying degrees of flexibility. The Basics: nodeSelector The nodeSelector is the simplest way to constrain pods to specific nodes. It matches … Continue reading Kubernetes Scheduling: nodeSelector vs nodeAffinity→ The post Kubernetes Scheduling: node...| vEducate.co.uk
VectorChord, the successor to pgvecto.rs, is a PostgreSQL extension for vector search, scaling up to 10,000 QPS with ease.| VectorChord
On January 21, 2025, KubeEdge released v1.20. The new release has enhanced the capabilities of managing and operating edge nodes and applications for large-scale, offline and other edge scenarios. At the same time, it has added support for the multi-language Mapper-Framework.| KubeEdge Blog
Authors: Sana Tariq, TELUS (TSC Chair), Ciaran Johnston, Ericsson (TSC vice Chair) Greetings to the Telecommunications and Enterprise Industries! As the newly elected TSC Chair and Vice Chair of Nephio,...| LF Networking
In KubeEdge v1.19, we introduced a new version of the KubeEdge Dashboard. This version of KubeEdge Dashboard is built with the Next.js framework and the MUI component library to offer better performance. Meanwhile, we have optimized and enhanced several modules of the KubeEdge Dashboard, including the device management and device model management modules.| kubeedge.io
Optimieren Sie Ihre Kubernetes-Umgebung mit effektiver Kubernetes Observability – Tools und Best Practices für bessere Transparenz| ATIX AG
On Oct 28, 2024, KubeEdge released v1.19. The new release introduces several new features for edge nodes and devices, along with a completely revamped Dashboard.| kubeedge.io
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – October 15, 2024 – The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, announced the graduation of KubeEdge.| kubeedge.io
Just like so many in the tech industry, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has come to the forefront in my day-to-day work. I’ve been starting to learn about how “AI” fits into the world of Kubernetes- and vice versa. This post will start a series where I explore what I’m learning about AI and Kubernetes. Types of AI Workloads on Kubernetes To describe the AI workloads engineers are running on Kubernetes, we need some terminology. I’ve found it useful to describe 3... Read More Read More ...| Containerized Adventures
Jason Bloomberg discusses Synadia, the subject of a recent Intellyx Brain Candy.| intellyx.com
On July 26, 2024, KubeEdge released v1.18. The new release features significant improvements in stability and security, while also enhancing usability.| kubeedge.io
This post focuses on how Iceberg and MinIO complement each other and how various analytic frameworks (Spark, Flink, Trino, Dremio, and Snowflake) can leverage the two.| MinIO Blog
alpharm INTRODUCTION Kubernetes offers powerful orchestration capabilities that ensures scalability, reliability and ease of management. sometimes Kubernetes cluster can be complex and resource intensive especially in managing the resources and under...| DEV-ALPHARM
Kubernetes has always been evolving, and this progress provides more flexibility and extensibility to developers and operations teams. one feature I came across is Custom Resource Definition (CRDs). this allows users to create their own new resource ...| DEV-ALPHARM
We are thrilled to announce that the Cloud Native Telco Initiative (CNTi) has become an official project under LF Networking. CNTi is a ground-breaking open source community project accelerating the...| LF Networking
KubeEdge v1.17 is now available! This latest release introduces several new features and enhancements, including support for edge pods using InClusterConfig to access the Kubernetes API server, video streaming data reporting in Mappers, auto-restarting for EdgeCore modules, and more.| kubeedge.io
Please refer to the detailed introduction of the Summer OSPP in the Chinese version of the blog. https://kubeedge.io/zh/blog/summer-ospp| KubeEdge Blog
On January 23, 2024, KubeEdge released v1.16. The new version introduces several enhanced features, significantly improving cluster upgrades, cluster usability, and edge device management.| KubeEdge Blog
On Oct 13, 2023, KubeEdge released v1.15. The new version introduces several enhanced features, significantly improving support for Windows-based edge nodes, device management, and data plane capabilities.| kubeedge.io
On July 1, 2023, KubeEdge released v1.14. The new version introduces several enhanced features, significantly improving security, reliability, and user experience.| KubeEdge Blog
On Jan 18, 2023, KubeEdge released v1.13. The new version introduces several enhanced features, significantly improving performance, security, and edge device management.| kubeedge.io
The KubeEdge community is thrilled to announce the release of KubeEdge v1.12! This release introduces several exciting new features and enhancements, including alpha implementation of the next-generation Cloud Native Device Management Interface (DMI), a new version of the lightweight Edged engine, high-availability mode for EdgeMesh, edge node upgrades from the cloud, authorization for the Edge Kube-API endpoint, and more.| kubeedge.io
On Jun 21, 2022 KubeEdge released v1.11, introducing several exciting new features and enhancements that significantly improve node group management, mapper development, installation experience, and overall stability.| kubeedge.io
On Mar 7, 2022, KubeEdge released v1.10. The new version introduces several enhancements, significantly improving the installation experience, performance testing, network communication, and Kubernetes version compatibility.| kubeedge.io
KubeEdge is an open source system extending native containerized application orchestration and device management to| KubeEdge Blog
KubeEdge is an open source system extending native containerized application orchestration and device management to hosts at the Edge. It is built upon Kubernetes and provides core infrastructure support for networking, application deployment and metadata synchronization between cloud and edge. It also supports MQTT and allows developers to author custom logic and enable resource constrained device communication at the Edge.| kubeedge.io
KubeEdge is an open source system extending native containerized application orchestration and device management to hosts at the Edge. It is built upon Kubernetes and provides core infrastructure support for networking, application deployment and metadata synchronization between cloud and edge. It also supports MQTT and allows developers to author custom logic and enable resource constrained device communication at the Edge.| kubeedge.io
KubeEdge is an open source system extending native containerized application orchestration and device management to hosts at the Edge. It is built upon Kubernetes and provides core infrastructure support for networking, application deployment and metadata synchronization between cloud and edge. It also supports MQTT and allows developers to author custom logic and enable resource constrained device communication at the Edge.| kubeedge.io
KubeEdge is an open source system extending native containerized application orchestration and device management to hosts at the Edge. It is built upon Kubernetes and provides core infrastructure support for networking, application deployment and metadata synchronization between cloud and edge. It also supports MQTT and allows developers to author custom logic and enable resource constrained device communication at the Edge.| kubeedge.io
KubeEdge is an open source system extending native containerized application orchestration and device management to hosts at the Edge. It is built upon Kubernetes and provides core infrastructure support for networking, application deployment and metadata synchronization between cloud and edge. It also supports MQTT and allows developers to author custom logic and enable resource constrained device communication at the Edge.| KubeEdge Blog
KubeEdge is an open source system extending native containerized application orchestration and device management to hosts at the Edge. It is built upon Kubernetes and provides core infrastructure support for networking, application deployment and metadata synchronization between cloud and edge. It also supports MQTT and allows developers to author custom logic and enable resource constrained device communication at the Edge.| kubeedge.io
We are very pleased to share that we received a very good response from community for KubeEdge contribution competition that started on 23rd April 2019. Participants were given challenge to either fix issues, raise issues, add code towards feature development, requirement identification, promote KubeEdge by writing blogs or create a sample application using KubeEdge. During this period 156 commits and 66 issues were added in the repository. We thank all the community members for making this e...| KubeEdge Blog
KubeEdge is a CNCF Sandbox project that extends K8s from Cloud to Edge. We would like to invite you to join us in furthering this project and making it useable for everyone. To make this contribution effort more fun, we're proposing a contribution competition. See below for details. May the best contributor win!| KubeEdge Blog
The KubeEdge team presented their case for sandboxing at the CNCF TOC meeting on 12th March 2019.| KubeEdge Blog
What are Kubernetes Controllers? Kubernetes Controllers are designed to manage the lifecycle of certain resources, like Deployments and Services. They are responsible for keeping the cluster’s desired state in sync with its actual state. For example, the following code snippet shows a simple Controller loop: Note: this example is taken from the following documentation. So the […] The post A Technique To Monitor Kubernetes Controller Latency appeared first on Povilas Versockas.| Povilas Versockas
Explore the comparison between Crossplane and Terraform in cloud native operations. Understand the roles of APIs, cloud services, and control planes in modern infrastructure management.| blog.container-solutions.com
The client was one of the leading providers of personal financing and insurance services. Due to the rising demand for credit cards and personal financing, the infrastructure supporting these services ... Read more| CloudHedge
This post is written based on my own experiences and opinions as a CNCF Ambassador. The CNCF Ambassador program application is open now (January 25, 2024 – March 10, 2024)! But what is a CNCF Ambassador and why should or shouldn’t you apply? The biggest thing to know is that the primary objective of the program is NOT to recognize individuals. The primary objective of the CNCF Ambassador program is to solve a problem the CNCF has. I became a... Read More Read More The post What’s a CNCF...| Containerized Adventures
Around the 1.29 release, I started hearing lots of questions about sidecars. What are they? What’s this thing about them in 1.29? Why is it a big deal? Let’s get everyone up to speed with a brief Intro to Sidecars! What’s in a “Pod”? The term “sidecar” likely originated as a handy phrase to describe a natural pattern arising from how Kubernetes manages containers. Kubernetes manages containers by abstracting them away using its own concept of “the pod.” A pod... Read More Re...| Containerized Adventures
Happy 2024! It’s a new year with new opportunities for growth and for finally doing things I’ve been meaning to do forever – like blog more. Let’s start off strong with my 2023 in review. Quick Stats 2023 was my biggest year for content creation yet, thanks to the Kubernetes Podcast from Google. I’m extremely proud to have received the very prestigious Chop Wood Carry Water award from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). And I even got promoted this... Read More Read More T...| Containerized Adventures
Several times recently on the Kubernetes Podcast from Google, which I co-host alongside my colleague Abdel Sghiouar, the concept of “in-tree” vs “out-of-tree” in upstream Kubernetes has come up. I think it’s an interesting topic, so I thought I’d write a little post to explain it. (If you want an intro to Kubernetes, you can check out mine here!) What is the “Tree”? In the last couple of Kubernetes release lead interviews, for 1.28 and 1.29, some of the major... Read More Read...| Containerized Adventures
Kubernetes is a Container Orchestrator, so this post builds on the cookie analogy in my Containers as Cookies: How to Use Containers post. I’ve been using this analogy for years to mainly call out that: With these key benefits, containers took the world by storm – with companies big and small around the world quickly adopting the technology. The new packaging and isolation mechanism brought a lot of benefits to businesses, largely around delivery speed and ease & consistency of... Read Mo...| Containerized Adventures
The latest Crossplane news includes Crossplane 1.15, proposing to move the project towards CNCF graduation, and opportunities to meet at KubeCon Paris.| The Crossplane Blog
Explore Crossplane 1.15! Discover enhanced CLI, improved DevEx for platform engineers, and new features for cloud infrastructure management.| The Crossplane Blog
Crossplane and Upbound warmly welcome Brian Lindblom from Apple and Bob Haddleton from Nokia to the Crossplane Steering Committee.| The Crossplane Blog
Celebrating 5 years of Crossplane and community around the open source cloud-native control plane framework.| The Crossplane Blog
Discover all you need to know about Cloud-Native Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) with practical examples.| SIGHUP
One year ago this week Nostradamus, I mean @monadic, better known off-Twitter as Alexis Richardson, CEO Weaveworks and the CNCF TOC chair wrote an interesting 2017 cloud native predictions post for…| Integrated Code
In this article, we will introduce you to S2C2F. The Secure Supply Chain Consumption Framework is a combination of requirements and tools for any organization to adopt made by the Open Source Security Foundation.| SIGHUP
- Cosmonic Connect allows third party integration with popular technologies and infrastructure| cosmonic.com
Put your pocket-sized silicon to work as the world's smallest API-driven cloud - to run automation scripts, scheduled tasks, functions and to host web sites| Alex Ellis' Blog
