Posts in 2018

  • Introducing kustomize; Template-free Configuration Customization for Kubernetes

    By Jeff Regan (Google), Phil Wittrock (Google) | Tuesday, May 29, 2018 in Blog

    If you run a Kubernetes environment, chances are you’ve customized a Kubernetes configuration — you've copied some API object YAML files and edited them to suit your needs. But there are drawbacks to this approach — it can be hard to go back to the …

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  • Kubernetes Containerd Integration Goes GA

    By Lantao Liu (Google), Mike Brown (IBM) | Thursday, May 24, 2018 in Blog

    Kubernetes Containerd Integration Goes GA In a previous blog - Containerd Brings More Container Runtime Options for Kubernetes, we introduced the alpha version of the Kubernetes containerd integration. With another 6 months of development, the …

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  • Getting to Know Kubevirt

    By Jason Brooks (Red Hat), Kaitlyn Barnard | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 in Blog

    Once you've become accustomed to running Linux container workloads on Kubernetes, you may find yourself wishing that you could run other sorts of workloads on your Kubernetes cluster. Maybe you need to run an application that isn't architected for …

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  • Gardener - The Kubernetes Botanist

    By Rafael Franzke (SAP), Vasu Chandrasekhara (SAP) | Thursday, May 17, 2018 in Blog

    Today, Kubernetes is the natural choice for running software in the Cloud. More and more developers and corporations are in the process of containerizing their applications, and many of them are adopting Kubernetes for automated deployments of their …

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  • Docs are Migrating from Jekyll to Hugo

    By Zach Corleissen (CNCF) | Saturday, May 05, 2018 in Blog

    Changing the site framework After nearly a year of investigating how to enable multilingual support for Kubernetes docs, we've decided to migrate the site's static generator from Jekyll to Hugo. What does the Hugo migration mean for users and …

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  • Announcing Kubeflow 0.1

    By Jeremy Lewi (Google), David Aronchick (Google) | Friday, May 04, 2018 in Blog

    Since Last We Met Since the initial announcement of Kubeflow at the last KubeCon+CloudNativeCon, we have been both surprised and delighted by the excitement for building great ML stacks for Kubernetes. In just over five months, the Kubeflow project …

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  • Current State of Policy in Kubernetes

    By Zhipeng Huang, Torin Sandall, Michael Elder, Erica Von Buelow, Khalid Ahmed, Yisui Hu | Wednesday, May 02, 2018 in Blog

    Kubernetes has grown dramatically in its impact to the industry; and with rapid growth, we are beginning to see variations across components in how they define and apply policies. Currently, policy related components could be found in identity …

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  • Developing on Kubernetes

    By Michael Hausenblas (Red Hat), Ilya Dmitrichenko (Weaveworks) | Tuesday, May 01, 2018 in Blog

    How do you develop a Kubernetes app? That is, how do you write and test an app that is supposed to run on Kubernetes? This article focuses on the challenges, tools and methods you might want to be aware of to successfully write Kubernetes apps alone …

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  • Zero-downtime Deployment in Kubernetes with Jenkins

    By Kaitlyn Barnard | Monday, April 30, 2018 in Blog

    Ever since we added the Kubernetes Continuous Deploy and Azure Container Service plugins to the Jenkins update center, "How do I create zero-downtime deployments" is one of our most frequently-asked questions. We created a quickstart …

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  • Kubernetes Community - Top of the Open Source Charts in 2017

    Wednesday, April 25, 2018 in Blog

    2017 was a huge year for Kubernetes, and GitHub’s latest Octoverse report illustrates just how much attention this project has been getting. Kubernetes, an open source platform for running application containers, provides a consistent interface that …

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