Getting started with Kubernetes? Check out this quick primer on Kubernetes architecture basics and key facts to know at the outset.

DataStax sponsored this podcast. What is the role that the data plane plays in a Kubernetes ecosystem? This was the theme for our latest (virtual) pancake breakfast and panel discussion, sponsored by DataStax, the keeper of the open source Cassandra database…

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Graham Berry, EMEA sales lead, OpenShift at Red Hat, discusses the capabilities of Kubernetes and how it's evolving

NetApp is introducing an enterprise-class data service for stateful, cloud-native applications, which can work with any Kubernetes distribution.

CKAD (Certified Kubernetes Application Developer) has been developed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), in collaboration…

Master Shifu, & Furious five answering how you can get into cloud-native technology professionally with the help of mentoring sessions

Nowadays it is quite uncommon to have dedicated Database Admins (DBAs) on application development teams. Whether it’s the adoption of…

“The advantage of feature branching is that each developer can work on their own feature and be isolated from changes going on elsewhere.”…

Mainline, Feature Branching, Continuous Integration, Release Branch and a clutch of other handy patterns.

Use policy as code and offload your policy decision-making from your software.

Is Cloud Foundry dead? Cloud Foundry was not Kubernetes, but now a new project cf-for-k8s makes Cloud Foundry completely native to k8s. Does it work?

a practical guide to how container images are built

People leverage the cloud for many reasons. More often than not, the need to cut costs ranks high among them. And while the cloud does offer significant benefits that include cost-efficiency, some …

Introducing Paketo Buildpacks! A collection of Cloud Native Buildpacks for the most popular languages and frameworks.

5-minute self-hosted Jitsi on AWS. Contribute to amoffat/tf-jitsi development by creating an account on GitHub.