Containers

Ten Common Kubernetes Misconfigurations That Cause Outages (And What You Can Do About It)
Learn the most common Kubernetes misconfigurations—like missing limits, probes, and AZ redundancy—and how to prevent outages in cloud-native systems ...
Andre Newman | | Availability Zones, cloud-native infrastructure, cluster management, container orchestration, CPU and memory limits, CrashLoopBackOff, devops best practices, ImagePullBackOff, KubeCon 2025, kubernetes, Kubernetes misconfigurations, Kubernetes outages, Kubernetes reliability, Kubernetes troubleshooting, liveness probes

Kubernetes or Chaos: The Risks of Running AI Workloads Without Orchestration
When AI environments aren’t orchestrated, the result is GPU waste, job starvation, dependency conflicts, and runaway cloud bills. It’s like running a data center without a traffic controller—everything eventually collides. Most organizations ...

CNCF Cloud-Native Frameworks Accelerate AI Readiness
Scaling AI safely means going cloud native — using CNCF tools to keep workloads portable, secure, and under your control ...

Containerization at the Edge: Techniques for Maximizing Hardware Efficiency Amid Rising Costs
Edge containerization can maximize hardware utilization and reduce operational costs, helping developers build and maintain cost-effective and scalable solutions ...

Edera Launches Secure Runtime Environment for Container Applications
Edera today made available a hardened runtime environment based on containers that reduces the ability of cybercriminals to compromise cloud-native applications ...

Fresh Secrets From The Docks: What 15 Million Docker Images Taught Us About Cloud Security
If your team uses Docker (and who doesn’t?), make 2025 the year you audit your images—not just your code—for secrets. ...

OpenTofu Project Adds OCI Registry to Share and Reuse Components
The OpenTofu project has released an update that adds support for a registry based on the Open Container Initiative specifications to make it simpler to share and reuse modules ...

Why DockSec is the Security Layer Your Dockerfiles Were Missing
This article walks you through how DockSec works, what makes it different and why it matters for modern DevSecOps workflows. ...

Measuring Containerization Value for Enterprise Build Systems
Not everything needs to be containerized. The real value comes from understanding your workflow and making pragmatic decisions about what to containerize and what to leave on conventional infrastructure. ...

Chainguard Adds Support for Multi-Layer Hardened Container Images
Chainguard has added support for multi-layer images to its repository for accessing hardened container images that are free of vulnerabilities. Jason Hall, principal engineer for Chainguard, said that while it has been ...