Welcome to our series 8 on K8s where we interview interesting people in the Kubernetes community. In fact, check out our previous one with former professional figure skater and current Software Architect Aimee Knight. …

The product team at Giant Swarm recently made a noteworthy decision: never break the upgrade path.

In other words: Why Knowledge Sharing is Important Part II To recap my previous article: if knowledge is important, then the creation of that knowledge is what adds value and that again means you need to optimize for human interaction and adapt processes accordingly. …

We recently had an internal discussion about documentation — too much, too little, not needed, crucial — back and forth, and back again. It’s a hard subject. …

Introduction Welcome to the fifth part of our blog series that focuses on how to develop, deploy, and debug microservices running in the cloud-native stack. In part four, we illustrated how we can use Linkerd, Grafana, and Loki to check the metrics and logs of our application. …

We’re about halfway through this series on application configuration management in Kubernetes. The very fact that this is a multi-article series demonstrates the complexity of the problem that each of the highlighted tools is attempting to resolve. …

Enabling modern software development and true DevOps demands that development teams rely on infrastructure to deploy their containerized apps. …

The exciting growth potential unlocked by a cloud-native approach is what drives companies to envision their digital transformation powered by cloud-native innovation. However, setting up a cloud-native environment is a challenging and complex endeavor that can make companies feel stuck in the old world. The three main challenges companies should…

Welcome to our new series 8 on K8s where we interview interesting people in the growing Kubernetes community. It’s our hope that we encourage an ongoing conversation with insider insights and great recommendations. …