Best Practices to Spring to Kubernetes Easier and Faster

These days, the picture of modern .NET can get a little blurred. New apps created in .NET core are designed with the 12 Factors in mind, but what about that existing .NET Framework portfolio? It doesn

In this talk, Ryan Jones and Gabrielle Bufrem will share their experiences working with a wide range of enterprises on their journey through the management/operation of Kubernetes at scale. Throughout

Linux containers started becoming popular with developers in 2008. Windows containers first became a real concept in 2015 (with the release of Windows Server 2016). But with Windows Server 2019, the W

Administrators are facing challenges trying to operationalize Kubernetes. Where do you start? Build a cluster from scratch? How hard is it to repeat? What steps and variables are involved in the proce

Building large, distributed software is not easy, especially when you must support multiple tenants that each have their own workloads to run and SLAs to meet, while compute and storage resources are

Are you a developer that would rather build features than maintain Dockerfiles? Is your organization excited about Kubernetes but worried about patching vulnerable dependencies across a great number o

As your organization adopts containers and Kubernetes, the number of teams and clusters to manage will explode. You'll need a way to stay in control so you can keep your platform secure and contain co

Kubernetes (K8s) is just software. The implementation of the core project launches and manages the lifecycle of containers, and other related projects provide additional services around K8s, such as u

Would you like the PKS cluster creation and PKS cluster user onboarding process to become automated with a Concourse pipeline? We'll demonstrate how to define your PKS cluster details as a single YAML