Hey folks, welcome to the 11th edition of the Kubetter. KubeCon is coming up soon and we hope you've started preparations.
In this edition, you can find some news regarding KubeCon, resources, and a ton of open CFPs. You can even submit a CFP for KubeCon EU 2023 and Civo Navigate.
What's new with cloud-native
- KubeCon is less than a week away and there are some new additions to the event! Check out all the new initiatives at KubeCon.
- The adoption and need for Chaos Engineering is growing in the cloud native ecosystem. Chaos Engineering will have a larger presence in Detroit, Michigan with an exciting KubeCon co-located event, the first-ever Chaos Day
- Congratulations to all the 27 LFX mentees on graduating the spring term!
Monokle v 1.11 is out and comes with a git-enabled K8s Configuration tool and a version control editor
Blogs
The authorization landscape has changed drastically over the past few years. In this article from permit.io, let's look at how authorization has changed over the years.
- Customer reviews help businesses make better decisions to improve their products or services. In this blog by Bright Data, let's look at how we can scrape customer reviews from different websites.
- Replit, a popular online code editor, has introduced AI mode which infuses state-of-the-art intelligence into nearly all IDE features.
- You have heard of SQL databases, NoSQL databases, and graph databases. let's look at what exactly are graph databases and how it's different from s SQL databases.
- Doing grunt work can reduce a developer's motivation. In this episode of Sprkl Expert talk, they talk about Personal Observability, and how it can help reduce grunt work.
- One of the fascinating and useful features of Kubernetes is its ability to have highly available resources. Learn the best practices for Kubernetes HA in this article from Kubesphere.
- If you are using a Kubernetes cluster, you probably need to know how to store data. In this article from Armosec, let's look at how we can manage data storage in Kubernetes.
- Knowing how to debug and fix Kubernetes errors is an important skill to have as a DevOps Engineer. Here is a great resource from Komodor on how to detect and fix Kubernetes Errors.
- Managing the day-to-day of a dev team is a challenging task. Scaling a team is a whole different ball game. Check out Tech lead session from Wilco to learn more about it.
- Discovering container vulnerabilities in the development process can help secure your containers and avoid security risks. let's look at how you can discover image vulnerabilities using Lens.
- Kubernetes was originally intended to act as a container orchestration platform for stateless workloads, not stateful applications. Check out this article by plural that explains how Kubernetes stateful sets are broken.
- Cloud spending is difficult to control, and it isn’t getting any easier given the growing reliance on complex, multi-cloud environments in many organizations. Read about how FinOps is helping in reducing cloud costs.
- What is gRPC? How does it differ from using a message broker? And what are the perfect use cases for each?
- Time management is something that everyone suffers from in general. Let's take a look at what time management looks like for developers.
Videos
- Networking is a big aspect of deploying your applications to a Kubernetes Cluster. In this video, let's learn about the basics of Kubernetes networking and concepts such as services, node ports, and load-balancers.
- Knowing Linux is one of the most demanded skills in the industry today and mastering the basic commands is a must for every software engineer due to the popularity of the Linux OS. In this video, Aayush goes over some of the most essential Linux commands.
- DevOps is more than just knowing about the technologies; it's a way of thinking, a style of working, and a foundation around which an organization may be built. In this video, Bhavya goes over the topics like - what is DevOps and why it matters, what the problems addressed by DevOps in the industry and various other concepts that would give you a nice overview of DevOps.
- In this video, let's deploy a HA Kubernetes Cluster in the Cloud and run some workloads on it.
- Kubernetes is a tool widely used in the industry for deploying applications and a lot more! But why should you learn Kubernetes? In this video, Network Chuck answers this very question.
- Argo Rollouts provides advanced deployment capabilities such as blue-green and canary strategies. Let's look at how we can create these deployment strategies.
- ZeroOps increases developer productivity with an application delivery platform that embraces more technologies. In this video, let's learn about how ZeroOps gives your developers their time back.
Events
- Guess what's coming. If you said KubeCon, you're right! KubeCon NA 2022 is less than a month away! And there will be a ton of co-located events as well! Which ones are you excited about the most?
- Teleport Connect A single-day dual-track user conference to discuss industry challenges around Access, DevSecOps, and deploying secure systems at scale.
- Which programming language do you prefer for making cloud-native applications? GoLang or Rust? In this twitter space, join David, and let's talk about approaching cloud-native with Rust.
Kubernetes Community Days Munich 2022 is a two-day technical conference loaded with exciting talks and plenty of opportunities to exchange and network.
CFPs open
JakartaOne Livestream 2022 - Closes on 17th October 2022
- Data Science Week - Closes on 1st November 2022
- PyConf Hyderabad 2022 - Closes on 8th November 2022
- DevOps Days Ukraine - Closes on 10th November 2022.
- KubeCon EU 2023 - Closes on 18th November 2022
- DevOps Days Birmingham, AL - Closes on 1st December 2022.
- GraphQL London Meetup - Closes on 1st January 2023
- Automotive Grade Linux All Member Meeting Spring 2023 - Closes on 13th January 2023
- Hack In Paris 2023 - Closes on 14th January 2023
- Automotive Linux Summit at Open Source Summit Japan 2022 - Closes on 23rd February 2023
- Golang 2023 - Closes on 20th March 2023
- Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) 2023 - Closes on 4th April 2023
- Chaos Engineering 2023 - Closes on 8th May 2023
- Observability 2023 - Closes on 8th May 2023
- Quantum Computing 2023 - Closes on 29th May 2023
- SREday 2023 - Closes on 14th July 2023
- Rust 2023 - Closes on 7th August 2023
- Tampa Bay DevOps
- Queer Code London Monthly Meetups
- Make.Better (Virtual)
Cloud-native tools highlight
- Monokle: Monokle can help you for defining, comparing, and auditing your K8s actual and desired states and easily create manifests for Kubernetes clusters using templates.
- Kubeslice: Kubeslice enables Kubernetes pods and services to communicate seamlessly across clusters, clouds, edges, and data centers by creating logical application boundaries known as Slices.
- kTunnel: Ktunnel is a CLI tool that establishes a reverse tunnel between a Kubernetes cluster and your local machine. It lets you expose your machine as a service in the cluster or expose it to a specific deployment.
- Fluentbit: Fluent Bit is a fast Log Processor and Forwarder for Linux, Windows, Embedded Linux, macOS, and BSD family operating systems. It's part of the Graduated Fluentd Ecosystem and a CNCF sub-project.
- Ko build: Ko is a simple, fast container image builder for Go applications and is ideal for use cases where your image contains a single Go application without any/many dependencies on the OS base image
Tweets of the week
- Meet the Komodor team at Dash and see how they work together with datadog
- Cloud Native Rejeckts will happen right before KubeCon. Will you be coming?
- Cross-org collaboration in cloud native perfectly summed up by Kelsey
That's all for this edition folks! Hope you had a good read. KubeCon is just a week away and we are excited to meet some of you folks in person in Detroit!