One of the most important aspects of compliance is business continuity. In this post, we will explain how using off-the-shelf open source components makes business continuity planning a breeze for risk officers.
Enforcing organizational policies on a Kubernetes cluster allows you to be in control of the resources being deployed. For example, you can prevent deploying non-vetted pods to the production environment…
In this blog post, we will go through everything needed to use Google as your identity provider in a Kubernetes cluster. If you have an organization that uses Google cloud…
Elastisys is committed to open source, and to supporting Kubernetes on a wide range of cloud infrastructure. As part of our work, we have recently submitted and successfully merged patches to…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-0ilmyF_4w We are proud to announce the release of Compliant Kubernetes 21-03.2, our second release in March. Among the most exciting features are dashboards for auditing Kubernetes network policies. Network…
At Elastisys, we develop our own open source Kubernetes distribution, Compliant Kubernetes, as well as operate it as a managed service for customers. Both product development and operation of the managed service is handled by the DevOps team. In this blog post, we’ll give you an insight in the daily life of the team, starting top down with the operations part.
Is Kubernetes sufficient by itself? This post highlights the features that a DevOps team typically needs to add on top of a vanilla Kubernetes cluster to obtain a secure, production-ready Kubernetes cluster.