CTO Headaches: Top 5 cloud-to-cloud migration woes (and how to solve them!)
Ensure your cloud-to-cloud migration is cost-effective and successful. Careful service inventory required but cloud native tech come to the rescue!
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Elastisys and OVHcloud partner up to provide GDPR-compliant managed container services
Elastisys today announced Europe’s biggest cloud provider OVHcloud as a Partner. This partnership will enable customers of both companies to access enterprise grade security-focused container services that are fully EU compliant.
Elastisys Engineering: How to set up Kubernetes on Exoscale
HOWTO set up Kubernetes using kubespray and Terraform on clouds without a managed Kubernetes service. Uses Rook for Persistent Volumes.
DevSecOps as a Service explained
DevSecOps as a Service reduces risk via staff redundancy, top-notch documentation, supports knowledge sharing, and fractional engagements.
Elastisys Engineering: How to set up Rook with Ceph on Kubernetes
Learn how to set up Rook with Ceph on Kubernetes to get dynamic Persistent Volume support even in cloud environments without a block storage service or in bare metal, on-premise setups.
SEB and Norrlandsfonden support Elastisys expansion plans
Elastisys is the world leader in Cloud Native Compliance, providing open source solutions, managed services and professional services allowing organizations with high security and compliance…
Cloud under the hood: how do virtual images grow?
Explains how Virtual Machine (VM) images are booted onto virtual disks including details about disk layouts and the cloud-init boot process.
Taking EKS Distro for a Spin
TL;DR: EKS Distro = kops + Kubernetes fixes + aws-iam-authenticator AWS has recently launched EKS Distro, the Kubernetes distribution that powers its managed Kubernetes offer, called Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). This means that customers no longer have to choose between EKS (as a managed service) and some other Kubernetes setup. Instead, they can choose between EKS as a service managed by AWS or managed by themselves. The application hosted on top won’t observe any difference.
