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Why Kubernetes Day-2 Operations Matter?
Kubernetes has become one of the most popular tools for managing containers in the cloud. It’s flexible, powerful, and can help organizations manage their applications at scale. Many think that once a Kubernetes cluster is set up, the hard work is over.
Read MoreEnsuring High Availability in Kubernetes Applications
Kubernetes offers numerous features to ensure high availability for applications running in its cluster environment. One critical aspect of maintaining high availability is managing pod disruptions effectively. In Kubernetes terminology, pod disruption refers to the temporary unavailability or termination of a Kubernetes pod, which can occur voluntarily or involuntarily.
Read MoreKubeCon Europe 2024 Recap
The KubeCon Europe 2024 event was a significant milestone, with over 12,000 developers in attendance, making it the largest gathering in its history. From March 18th to 22nd, attendees had the opportunity to engage with the latest announcements and discussions that are shaping the landscape of cloud-native computing and Kubernetes technology.
Read MoreWhen not to use Kubernetes
Since its debut in 2015, Kubernetes has become the go-to solution for container orchestration. However, there are use cases when the complexity and overhead of Kubernetes might not align with your specific needs.
Read MoreUnleashing the Power of Kubernetes and GPUs
We are excited to share the powerful combination of Kubernetes and GPUs! At Guida, we recognize the immense potential that Kubernetes and GPUs bring to accelerated computing. As we strive to stay at the forefront of technology, we’re making significant investments to harness the power of this game-changing synergy.
Read MoreFinOps in a Kubernetes World
Kubernetes provides a powerful platform for managing containerized applications and dynamic resource allocation at scale. But, it also creates new challenges for managing cloud costs effectively. With Kubernetes, organizations can quickly spin up new resources and scale resources up and down based on demand.
Read MoreKubernetes Multi-tenancy
Introduction This blog post explains how multi-tenancy works within Kubernetes. Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration system that automates containerized applications’ deployment, scaling, and management. One of the key features of Kubernetes is its ability to support multi-tenancy, which refers to the ability to run multiple isolated workloads on the same cluster.
Read MoreKubernetes v1.25: Everything you need to know
Kubernetes 1.25 release includes a total of 40 enhancements. The highlight of this release is the final removal of PodSecurityPolicies from the Kubernetes core. These are the features that look most exciting to us in this release.
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