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Kubernetes 1.33: Resizing Pods Without the Drama (Finally!)

Kubernetes 1.33brings in-place pod vertical scaling, allowing you to adjust CPU and memory without restarting pods, a game-changer for seamless resource management in production workloads. This feature simplifies vertical pod autoscaling especially for stateful workloads like databases...

Kubernetes 1.33: Resizing Pods Without the Drama (Finally!)
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GitOps for Kubernetes With Nixidy and ArgoCD

Nixidyturns Kubernetes YAMLs into sleek, declarative Nix setups. It offers a robust, repeatable config flow—even for those complex Helm charts. Spice up your deployment by pairingArgoCDwith encrypted secrets viasops-secrets-operator. Now you can wrangle sensitive data in Git with style—and security...

GitOps for Kubernetes With Nixidy and ArgoCD
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Kernel-level container insights: Utilizing eBPF with Cilium, Tetragon, and SBOMs for security

eBPF, Cilium'sTetragon, andSBOMsare the dream team for exposing real-time kernel-level drama inside containers. When these powers combine, they hunt down surprise breaches likeLog4Shellwith a sleuth's precision. Bonus: they shave off20%fromCPU usagewhile they're at it...

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What Would a Kubernetes 2.0 Look Like

Kubernetesrewrites the rulebook on infrastructure. Suddenly, scaling isn't a headache—it's an art. But then there'sYAML. With its peculiar quirks and knack for screwing up, it feels more like a punchline than a solution. EnterHelmand its template circus, juggling dependencies with all the grace of a..

What Would a Kubernetes 2.0 Look Like
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Publishing a Docker container for Microsoft Edit to the GitHub Container Registry

Edithits GitHub's Container Registry like a buzzsaw, powered by Docker. Built forApple Silicon, it ridesAlpinelike a speed demon. No fuss, just raw efficiency...

Publishing a Docker container for Microsoft Edit to the GitHub Container Registry
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F5, Inc Announces New Capabilities for F5 BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes

F5, Inc. announced new capabilities for F5 BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes in collaboration with NVIDIA Corporation. The F5 BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes will be accelerated with NVIDIA’s BlueField-3 DPUs and the NVIDIA DOCA software framework...

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F5 Unleashes Innovation with Powerful New AI Capabilities on BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes on NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs

TheModel Context Protocol (MCP)just crashed the party, turning heads and flipping tables with its focus on tailor-made AI setups. EnterAI factoriesandNeoclouds—souped-up cloud havens crafted to power-hungry AI demands. Handle with care, because these bad boys redefine what's possible...

F5 Unleashes Innovation with Powerful New AI Capabilities on BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes on NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs
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Amazon EKS Pod Identity streamlines cross account access

Amazon EKS Pod Identityjust got an upgrade. Now you can tap into cross-account access usingIAM role chaining. Forget intricate setups and tiresome code changes. Drop in source and target IAM roles, and let EKS juggle temp credentials at runtime. It's innovation doing a happy dance...

Amazon EKS Pod Identity streamlines cross account access
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GKE Data Cache, now GA, accelerates stateful apps

GKE Data Cachesupercharges PostgreSQL on GKE. Imagine squeezing out480% more transactions per secondand slashing latency by80%. It's like a balancing disk on steroids—Qdrant search gets a10xboost, even without cramming everything into memory. Impressive, right?..

GKE Data Cache, now GA, accelerates stateful apps
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State of App Dev: Security

Securityisn’t just for the IT crowd anymore. Everyone's on duty.Only 1%of developers bother to look the other way. A mere20%of organizations throw money at outsiders to handle it. The real trip wire? Planning. It derails teams faster than you'd believe...

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