Introduction to Kubernetes Kubernetes is now the de facto container orchestration platform deployed by businesses across the globe. In its short existence it has had incredible growth, being released in 2015 it is now the second-highest project on GitHub – second only to Linux. The
Kubernetes 1.16 was released on 19th September and includes a raft of new features as well as some very important deprecation changes. Off the back of the CNCFs Security Audit there is a raft of security improvements closing 4 CVE’s and improving items like TLS
Amazon’s T2 family of instances are a general type of instance that are widely used throughout the industry providing a cheap baseline level of CPU performance with the ability to burst when needed, these bursts however don’t last forever… So, is it a good idea
At Mobilise we’re always looking at ways to innovate and pass on savings to our customers, our most recent foray into spot instances aims to do just that. This blog will describe how, through the use of AWS Spot Instances and a piece of software
KubeCon Europe 2019 kicked off on May 20th with over 8000 attendees making their way to Barcelona to discover the latest news and information around Kubernetes. Hosted by the CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation) the event spanned 3 days and included some 400+ talks, tutorials
Game of Thrones Season 8 is well underway, with ferocious dragons, an abundance of questionable sexual-tension, and more exciting plot-twists than ever. On April 14th, viewers across the globe tuned-in to see the latest action of Westeros, with HBO estimating that 17.4 million people watched
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by Zac Sarion Kubernetes is currently one of the hottest technologies to hit the IT landscape today. Every forum you search and even on video streaming sites like YouTube, you see tons of tutorials that are practically weeks old. But what in the world is
Until recently there was no official accreditation that engineers could receive for becoming competent with the Kubernetes platform. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) recently established a certification program to help develop the Kubernetes ecosystem and it is now recognised as an essential accreditation to