Google LLC is adding a new “Kubernetes provider” to the open-source Spinnaker platform that’s used to deploy application code to multiple cloud platforms.

Get Kubernetes 1.12 release lead @pythomit's perspective and takeaways on overseeing the latest release of this opensource project

Multicluster-controller is a Go library for building Kubernetes controllers that need to watch resources in multiple clusters. It uses the best parts of controller-runtime (the library powering kubebuilder and now operator-sdk) and replaces its API (the manager, controller, reconcile, and handler packages) to support multicluster operations.

We are pleased to announce that F5 Networks, Nutanix, Tencent Cloud and Helm providers are now available for HashiCorp Terraform. This blog will detail the new providers and include links to additional resources.

An interactive kubernetes client featuring auto-complete using go-prompt.

So you need a Kubernetes Operator Tutorial, right? I sure did when I started. So guess what? I got that b-roll! In this tutorial, we’re going to use the Operator SDK, and I definitely got myself up-and-running by following the Operator Framework User Guide. Once we have all that setup – oh yeah! We’re going to run a custom Operator. One that’s designed for Asterisk, it can spin up Asterisk instances, discover them as services and dynamically create SIP trunks between n-number-of-instances of Asterisk so they can all reach one another to make calls between them. Fire up your terminals, it’s time to get moving with Operators.

This post is about externalizing the state associated with SQL Server 2017 Linux container to an external volume.

Jumping into Spinnaker, Kubernetes, and Istio Integration talk from Lars Wander/Google and wrap up with lightning talks from Spinnaker community members.

It is now possible to run Istio on EKS in your Kubernetes cluster. Even better, Istio is fully supported by eksctl - a tool that makes spinning up clusters simple. Read on for a short tutorial on how to get Istio running in your cluster on EKS.

Just like Kubernetes, Spinnaker is a technology that is battle tested, with Netflix using Spinnaker internally for continuous delivery. Like Kubernetes, Spinnaker is backed by some of the biggest names in the industry, which helps breed confidence among users.

Istio gets a lot of buzz these days. The service mesh platform recently hit a 1.0 ready-for-production milestone. Google has been teasing a managed Istio option on Google Cloud.

Harbor is an open source cloud native registry that stores, signs, and scans container images for vulnerabilities. Harbor solves common challenges by delivering trust, compliance, performance, and interoperability. It fills a gap for organizations and applications that cannot use a public or cloud-based registry, or want a consistent experience across clouds.

When your business begins to grow, you'll need to employ Kubernetes's autoscaling features to make your software grow with it.

Couchbase has recently released the first version of the Couchbase Autonomous Operator for Kubernetes.

When it comes to creating a cluster on a cloud provider, there are quite a few choices. But if you want a consistent way to create a cluster on-premise for example on vSphere as well as on AWS, then Kubespray is your best bet. Kubespray enables building Kubernetes clusters using Ansible playbooks – which means no matter where your target instances are, you can use Kubespray to provision a Kubernetes cluster. Kubespray also allows one to compose the components of a Kubernetes cluster – so you can pick and choose solutions which make sense for a particular deployment.

Serverless function implementations with kubeless

In this tutorial series, we show how easy it is to set up a fully-containerized application stack in Kubernetes with a simple CI/CD pipeline to manage the deployments.