Kubernetes
Kubernetes Containers a Boon for Developers
What is Kubernates and why do we care about it? It starts with containers, says Hossam Barakat (@hossambarakat_). We used to run multiple applications directly on the host server. Then we started ...
How to Upskill Your Team with Kubernetes
I’m the Engineering Manager for the Cloud Innovation team at Temenos where I manage seven senior DevOps engineers. As our company is getting into more cloud providers, we decided to get into ...
Can Kubernetes Keep a Secret?
Every application uses secrets to function. These secrets include usernames and passwords, API keys, and other similar private keys. Applications running inside Kubernetes are no exception. Unfortunately, Kubernetes has a reputation for ...
Open Source Sucks, Says Ballsy Infosec Firm
Security bugs are exploding in open source software, claims a vulnerability management service ...
The Business Benefits of Containers
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Security in Kubernetes Environment
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How GitOps Raises the Stakes for Application Security
The rise of GitOps comes from the industry’s increased adoption of Kubernetes. As organizations and teams shift towards Kubernetes, scaling their cluster management practices becomes imperative as teams and workloads grow in ...
Enabling Developer-Friendly Security in Kubernetes for GitOps
This blog is co-authored by Prabhu Subramanian, Lead Architect at ShiftLeft, and Seth Mason, Product Manager at D2iQDevOps. GitOps. DevSecOps. Developers are doing more builds of microservices, and therefore have more surface ...
Integrating the Ambassador Edge Stack with the Signal Sciences Web Application Firewall
With a new integration between the Ambassador Edge Stack, the most popular Kubernetes-native API gateway and Signal Sciences WAF, platform teams can now further protect cloud-native applications built on Kubernetes while enabling ...
Kubernetes Security – A Useful Bash One-Liner
Whether you’re an administrator, pentester, devop engineer, programmer, or some other IT person, chances are that you’ve heard of Kubernetes (k8s). If you’re a penetration tester like myself you may sometimes find ...
