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When the Scheduler is Full but the Autoscaler Is Not
Docker Swarm autoscaling can look healthy at the VM layer while services remain unschedulable. Effective scaling needs scheduler capacity signals as well as host utilization ...
Praneeth Kodumagulla | | autoscaling, Azure autoscale, Azure Monitor, Azure VM Scale Set, capacity planning, cloud operations, container capacity, container orchestration, container scheduling, devops, Docker services, Docker Swarm, infrastructure autoscaling, memory reservations, platform engineering, resource reservations, schedulable capacity, scheduler metrics, VMSS, workload placement
RapidFort Creates Multiple Alliances to Better Secure Cloud-Native Applications
RapidFort, a provider of curated open source container images, has allied with both Wiz and Aqua Security to streamline DevSecOps workflows for organizations building and deploying cloud-native applications. Additionally, RapidFort has inked ...
Why One of Two Kubernetes Pods Missed a Secret That Already Existed
A Kubernetes Secret can look correct while running pods still hold different environments. This case shows why CSI sync timing and per-pod verification matter ...
Ahmed Tariq | | Azure Key Vault, cloud native, Configuration Drift, deployment verification, devops, envFrom, Helm, Helm 4.2.3, kubectl, kubernetes, Kubernetes deployment, Kubernetes secrets, platform engineering, pod environment variables, post-deploy checks, rollout restart, secret synchronization, SecretProviderClass, Secrets Store CSI Driver
Six Production Guardrails for Enterprise AI Applications on Kubernetes
Kubernetes is a strong runtime foundation, but production AI also needs controls for slow startup, uneven demand, streaming connections, credentials, telemetry and rollback. A prototype can look healthy with one developer, one ...
Microsoft Bakes Linux Container Support Directly into Windows
Linux developers relegated to working on corporate Windows machines no longer have to wrangle with Docker Desktop, file system translations or container lifecycle incompatibilities. This week, Microsoft has released into general availability ...
A Missing Binary Turned a Kubernetes Liveness Probe Into a Restart Loop
A Node.js Redis worker shows why Kubernetes liveness and readiness probes need different responsibilities — and why readiness alone cannot drain a background queue consumer ...
Cloud Observability Is More Than a Cloud-Native Story
Cloud-native systems have come to define much of the public conversation about observability. Discussions often begin with Kubernetes, microservices, OpenTelemetry, and distributed tracing. But enterprise teams are responsible for a much wider ...
CloudBolt Adds Ability to Optimize GPU Consumption by Kubernetes Workload
CloudBolt Software this week added an ability to optimize consumption of graphics processing units (GPUs) running on Kubernetes clusters at the individual workload level. Company COO Yasmin Rajabi said the challenge IT ...
Karmada Federated Control Plane for Kubernetes Achieves CNCF Graduation
Karmada, the control plane for managing multiple Kubernetes clusters, has graduated from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s technology program, offering the CNCF’s stamp-of-approval for production use just in time for the AI ...
groundcover Acquires Wand Platform to Optimize Kubernetes Clusters
groundcover today revealed it has acquired a platform for optimizing consumption of infrastructure resources running on Kubernetes clusters that was developed by Wand. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Company CEO ...

