The sad state of stateful Pods in Kubernetes
Kubernetes offers great cloud infrastructure abstractions and orchestration features for cloud-native applications. But how well does it deal with stateful Pods, such as databases?
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Transitioning to a DevOps culture
DevOps is not a particular skillset. It is a business culture that affects how teams are organized and how software is delivered and operated at…
Kubernetes Cluster on Raspberry Pi
We have tried out Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi computers. This makes for a fun summer project and is a great and cheap way to get…
Helm adopted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation
Helm has been adopted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) after having been a Kubernetes subproject. What does this mean for its users and…
Trendspotting at KubeCon / CloudNativeCon Europe 2018
Elastisys visited KubeCon / CloudNativeCon last week to meet clients, engage with the community, and do some trendspotting. The event was the largest KubeCon yet,…
High availability Kubernetes collaboration with Minium
Infotech writes about our project together with Minium, a leading risk management and back office platform for the banking industry, where we help setup a…
On setting up highly available Kubernetes clusters
Recently, we’ve been working with clients on setting up highly available (HA) Kubernetes clusters. More specifically, we’ve been working on constructing automated installers for HA…
Elastisys listed as Kubernetes Technology Partner
Elastisys has been listed as a Kubernetes Technology Partner, together with around 60 other international companies like Intel, Citrix, CA Technologies and Puppet. Kubernetes Technology…
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