Are You Following These 5 Kubernetes Best Practices?
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Why Aren’t You Following These 5 Kubernetes Best Practices?
Kubernetes security, cost optimization, reliability, policy enforcement, and monitoring and alerting are complicated to implement. With the right technology and Kubernetes guardrails in place, you’ll be able to deliver on the promise of building scalable, efficient cloud-native applications.
Tutorials & Guides
The Service Mesh Fundamentals course introduces service meshes, an emerging technology for addressing these challenges. Designed for DevOps engineers, site reliability engineers, and platform engineers adopting microservice architectures, this course will introduce the challenges of distributed systems, strategies for managing these challenges, and the architecture of service meshes.
Cloud Native Logging with Fluentd
In this course you will explore the full range of Fluentd features, from installing Fluentd to running fluentd in a container, and from using Fluentd as a simple log forwarder to using fluentd as a sophisticated log aggregator and processor. Upon completion you will have the skills necessary to deploy Fluentd in a wide range of production settings.
Introduction to Serverless on Kubernetes
The course will give you a complete overview of how a serverless approach works in tandem with a Kubernetes cluster.
Managing Kubernetes Applications with Helm
The course will give you a complete overview of how a serverless approach works in tandem with a Kubernetes cluster.
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Virtual Events
- Zero trust network policy with Linkerd | Wed, Nov 9, 9:00 AM (PST)
- Building Sigstore policies from scratch | Nov 10 - 11, 12:00 AM (PST)
- Delivering optimal Out-of-Box experiences | Tue, Nov 15, 10:00 AM (PST)
DevOps Jobs
- Remote DevOps Jobs listings - Apply
- Qualcomm is looking for AWS Cloud Engineer, Lead - Apply
- Cisco is hiring Build Automation Architect / DevOps Architect - Apply
- Digilytics AI is hiring DevOps (Kubernetes) Manager - Apply
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