Elastisys Compliant Kubernetes granted Vinnova funding
Good news for cloud native adoption! We were granted product development funding for Elastisys Compliant Kubernetes. As part of the Swedish Innovation Agency Vinnova’s call…
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Building and testing base images for Kubernetes cluster nodes with Packer, qemu and Chef InSpec
This post will detail an approach for building a base image on top of Ubuntu to be used as a start image for provisioning Kubernetes…
Private cloud Kubernetes credentials troubles
Deploying Kubernetes on a private cloud environment like VMware vSphere or OpenStack is great for developer innovation speed, security, and to ensure compliance. But be…
Kubernetes on GKE from scratch using Terraform
GKE, Google Container Engine, is an easy way of getting started with a managed Kubernetes service. In this post, we show how to get started…
Geo-distributed WordPress with Kubernetes and TiDB
This article will explore building geo-distributed applications, with a particular focus on using NewSQL databases. If you can endure some theory, you will be richly…
Backup Kubernetes – how and why (updated for 2020)
Backups are important. How many times have you read that you should always backup before doing this or that? How many times did the documentation…
First impressions with the new kubeadm
Kubeadm just graduated to general availability (GA) with the new Kubernetes 1.13 release. Let’s find out what’s new and take it for a spin!
Kubernetes security flaw (CVE-2018-1002105)
A very serious security flaw (CVE-2018-1002105) has just been found and patched for Kubernetes. It affects versions prior to v1.10.11, v1.11.5, and v1.12.3. The newly…
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