How Giant Swarm Enables a New Workflow
By now we all know that Amazon AWS changed computing forever and it actually started as an internal service. The reason for the existence of AWS is pr …
Logging Best Practices for Kubernetes using Elasticsearch, Fluent Bit and Kibana
Logging is one of the most powerful tools we have as developers. It’s no accident that when things go wrong in production, one of a developer’s first …
Giant Swarm vs OpenShift
At Giant Swarm, we’ve often been asked to compare our infrastructure with that of Red Hat OpenShift. We’d like to shed some light on this subject and …
Puja Interview with Digitale Leute - Translation
Puja, as well as being our Developer Advocate, is also one of our Product Owners. He was recently interviewed by Digitale Leute about remote working a …
First 100 Days as a Marketer in a Remote-First Cloud Services Startup IVDay 61 - 99
Day 61 - 99 Settled In as Their Marketing Guy The Organizational Structure To repeat, Giant Swarm is a remote-first company and with that, has a remot …
Managed Cloud Native Stack - How Giant Swarm Does Cloud
A lot of us at Giant Swarm were at KubeCon in Copenhagen back in May. As well as being 3 times the size of the previous edition in Berlin the atmosphe …
What you Yaml is What you get - Using Helm without Tiller
When starting with Kubernetes, learning how to write manifests and bringing them to the apiserver is usually the first step. Most probably kubectl app …
First 100 Days as a Marketer in a Remote-First Cloud Services Startup IIIDay 31 - 60
Day 31 - 60 The Learning Curve The first round of dust settled pretty quick. The daily routine taking hold, legal to work in Germany, got the equipmen …
Deep Dive Into Kubernetes Networking in Azure
We started building our azure-operator in the fall of 2017. One of the challenges that we faced was the networking architecture. We evaluated multiple …
