The first article in this series Securing Kubernetes for Cloud Native Applications, provided a discussion on why it’s difficult to secure Kubernetes, along with an overview of the various layers that require our attention, when we set about the task...
The first article in this series Securing Kubernetes for Cloud Native Applications, provided a discussion on why it’s difficult to secure Kubernetes, along with an overview of the various layers that require our attention, when we set about the task...
If you’re already familiar with Kubernetes, the question in the title will probably resonate deep within your very being. And if you’re only just getting started on your cloud native journey, and Kubernetes represents a looming mountain to conquer, you’ll...
Image attribution below So you’ve finally succeeded in convincing your organization to use Kubernetes and you’ve even gotten first services in production. Congratulations! You know uptime of your production workloads is of utmost importance so you set up your production...
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 pretty easy to understand once you understand Jeff Bezos and Amazon. Sit tight....
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 questions is often - “can you send me the logs?”. Raw logs contain...
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 give you a rundown of the differences between Giant Swarm and OpenShift. No...
