Datree is known as a great solution for client-side manifest scanning and policy enforcement. That just changed with the introduction of Kubernetes admission controllers. Datree now supports both, so it’s time to revisit the project and see whether it is a good choice for server-side validations and policy enforcement.
Continue readingIngress and service mesh specifications are about to be replaced with Gateway API. Let’s see it in action!
Continue readingExploring CAST AI as a way to combine scaling with cost reporting of cloud and Kubernetes resources.
Continue readingIs Metacontroller the easiest way to create and manage Kubernetes controllers?
Continue readingGarden claims that it enables us to rapidly develop and test in remote, production-like environments, and that it eliminates hours of CI/CD pain. Let’s see whether that’s indeed true by putting it to a test with a Kubernetes cluster.
Continue readingVMWare Carvel ytt is yet another attempt to replace Kubernetes Helm. Is it any good?
Continue readingCan Jsonnet with Tanka replace Helm and Kustomize?
Continue reading“Kubernetes secrets are not secure enough!” If that’s true, maybe we should eliminate them altogether. Can we do that? Can we live without Kubernetes secrets? Is Secrets Store CSI Driver (SSCSID) the solution?
Continue readingCan AI help us write code? Let’s see whether GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex are just the thing we need.
Continue readingKubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) is limited to memory and CPU metrics. It can be extended with custom metrics, but that might not be enough either. KEDA (Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling) might be the solution for all (horizontal) scaling needs.
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