Explore the technical facets of cloud-native deployment, including Kubernetes cluster models, microservices, and automation, to build scalable and resilient systems.

Embarking on a cloud-native journey requires more than just adopting new technologies; it necessitates a strategic alignment of goals and responsibilities. This guide delves into the essential considerations for organizations transitioning to cloud-native architectures, including assessing team expertise, anticipating challenges, ensuring security and compliance, and understanding financial implications.

Kubernetes stands out as one of the most popular container orchestration tools currently available, with 5.6 million developers using the orchestrator by the end of 2021, a 67% increase from the previous year.

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Containers were initially designed to be stateless, so building stateful applications in them can be tricky. Luckily, Kubernetes Statefulset solves this problem. It manages a set of replica pods, all with a unique identity. This makes it the perfect tool for managing applications...

Kubernetes can drive up cloud costs if not managed properly. This blog shows how to install Kubecost for real-time cost monitoring and use Loft's sleep mode to automatically shut down unused resources, ensuring a cost-effective Kubernetes setup.

Learn how to configure Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA) using the old and the new version

Explore how virtual Kubernetes clusters (vClusters) enable high-velocity engineering by allowing developers to create and dispose of isolated environments swiftly. This approach addresses challenges in environment setup, configuration management, and dependency handling, facilitating secure, flexible, and cost-effective access to Kubernetes resources.

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021 marked a significant return to in-person events, blending physical attendance with virtual participation. The conference featured keynotes on CNCF's growth, the introduction of new certifications, and heartfelt tributes. Notable sessions covered topics like Kubernetes security, supply chain integrity, and the future of multi-tenancy with virtual clusters. The event fostered deep community connections and showcased advancements in the cloud-native landscape.

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