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AWS for Serverless Computing: Benefits, Challenges and Adoption Tips
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a popular platform for businesses wanting to go serverless. Here's what you need to know ...
Amazon EKS Security: A Practical Guide
Amazon EKS allows developers to deploy, manage and scale containerized applications using Kubernetes ...
How to Avoid Cloud-Native Complexity
The more choices users have in your cloud-native application, the more complex it gets. Uncontrolled complexity, like entropy, always increases ...
ECS Vs. Plain Kubernetes: 5 Key Differences and How to Choose
Many organizations are debating whether to use ECS or deploy “full-blown” Kubernetes clusters. Here's how to choose ...
ECS Vs. EKS: 5 Key Differences and How to Choose
While AWS ECS and EKS serve a similar purpose, they have several fundamental differences. Here's what you should know ...
AWS Extends Kubecost Alliance to Rein in K8s Costs
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has extended its alliance with Kubecost to integrate a cost monitoring tool for Kubernetes with a managed instance of Prometheus monitoring software. Previously, AWS made the Kubecost cost ...
AWS Extends GuardDuty Reach to Cloud-Native Services
Amazon Web Services (AWS) this week extended the reach of its Amazon GuardDuty cybersecurity threat detection service to its Kubernetes distribution and the Lambda serverless framework in addition to Amazon Aurora databases ...
Canonical Simplifies Deployment of Cloud-Native Infrastructure
Canonical has made available a virtual appliance for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud based on its lightweight MicroK8s distribution of Kubernetes along with a Charmed Operator for open source Kubeflow software ...
How to Run Serverless Containers in AWS EKS With Fargate and Knative
Recently, a customer reached out with an interesting request. They wanted us to run containers in serverless mode with AWS EKS. Their intention was to use Kubernetes features and run containers in ...
AWS Open Source Finch Tool Streamlines Container App Development
The open source Finch project from Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides developers with a command line client for building, running and publishing Linux containers. Initially available on macOS clients, Finch provides developers ...
