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CI/CD Kubernetes Pipelines: Hello, New World

Best of 2023: Building a CI/CD Pipeline With Kubernetes

To truly unlock the potential of CI/CD, it's ideal to pair it with a robust container orchestration platform like Kubernetes ...

Gilad David Mayaan | December 26, 2023 | CI/CD, cloud native application development, devops, kubernetes, pipeline

tools, open source, Red Hat, tools, SUSE, tools, tool portfolio, tools Kubernetes

Best of 2023: The Ultimate List of Open Source Cloud-Native Tools

As we close out 2023, we at Cloud Native Now wanted to highlight the most popular articles of the year. Following is the latest in our series of the Best of 2023 ...

Bill Doerrfeld | December 22, 2023 | cloud-native applications, cncf, containers, open source

AWS re:Invent 2023: Cloud-Native Backup and Workload Protection

Alan Shimel talks with Kasten by Veeam's Michael Cade about Kubernetes and cloud-native backup and recovery from AWS re:Invent ...

Alan Shimel | December 22, 2023 | AWS re:invent, backup, cloud native, data protection, Kasten, Veeam

Cisco Acquires Isovalent to Advance Cloud-Native Networking Based on eBPF

Cisco plans to acquire Isovalent to leverage eBPF to process packets at levels of speed and scale that would not otherwise be possible ...

Mike Vizard | December 21, 2023 | cisco, cloud-native networking, eBPF, Isovalent, packets

Jetic Calico Kong Styra service mesh TriggerMesh Launches Open Source Knative Lambda Sources

Jetic Emerges from Stealth to Launch iPaaS for Cloud-Native Apps

Jetic emerged from stealth to launch a namesake iPaaS offering based on open source Apache Camel software that runs natively on Kubernetes clusters ...

Mike Vizard | December 21, 2023 | apache, iPaaS, Jetic, kubernetes, open source

microservices, opentelemetry, data, Grafana, OpenTelemetry Argo NeuVector Extends Red Hat OpenShift Availability

Best of 2023: Unified Kubernetes Monitoring With OpenTelemetry

Sumo Logic introduces unified collection of metrics, events, logs and traces through a single agent. What does that mean for the future of OpenTelemetry? ...