Over the last couple of months I was pondering how Giant Swarm has become so successful. I was wondering why the product and service we provide works out so well for our customers. From my current point of view, I...
Over the last couple of months I was pondering how Giant Swarm has become so successful. I was wondering why the product and service we provide works out so well for our customers. From my current point of view, I...
Last year I wrote a post entitled A Trip From the Past to the Future of Kubernetes. In it, I talked about the KVM and AWS versions of our stack and the imminent availability of our Azure release. I also...
In this series of articles entitled Securing Kubernetes for Cloud Native Applications, we’ve discussed aspects of security for each of the layers that make up a Kubernetes cluster. In this last article, we’re going to address the security of the...
In the coming months we are going to take a new direction with our API. In this blogpost we share the reasoning behind this shift. Our API acts as a gateway between the outside world and the microservices that enable...
This is the penultimate article in a series entitled Securing Kubernetes for Cloud Native Applications, and follows our discussion about securing the important components of a cluster, such as the API server and Kubelet. In this article, we’re going to...
In the previous article of this series Securing Kubernetes for Cloud Native Applications, we discussed what needs to be considered when securing the infrastructure on which a Kubernetes cluster is deployed. This time around, we’re turning our attention to the...
