Observability Day: When the Codebase Starts Instrumenting Itself
Observability Day: When the Codebase Starts Instrumenting Itself
Cloud Native AI + Kubeflow Day: Rollout on Reception: Progressive Delivery for GenAI Apps Using Real-Time User Feedback
🌩️ Thunder: How Confidential Containers Protect Your Kubernetes Workloads (Even From Your Cloud Provider)
Software Defined Interviews: Art Degrees, Sun Microsystems, and How Kubernetes Scales Contributions, with Josh Berkus
Datadog Illuminated: From Monolith to Microservices, Powered by LLMs, with Nick Isaacs
🌩️ Thunder: Athenz: Giving Services an Identity
Datadog Security Labs: Kubernetes project issues warning on Ingress NGINX retirement
Software Defined Interviews: Progressive Delivery, with Heidi Waterhouse
🌩️ Thunder: Kubernetes Custom Resources Explained (CRDs, Controllers, & Operators)
KubeCon North America: KubeHound: Identifying Attack Paths in Kubernetes Clusters at Scale
AI for the Rest of Us: How to Trust a Liar: Instrumenting AI Execution with OpenTelemetry
🌩️ Thunder: Cilium Explained: eBPF-Powered Kubernetes Networking
Edera: Cloud Native Quizmas Clash
🌩️ Thunder: Managing Secrets in Configuration Files with SOPS
Software Defined Interviews: AI Doesn’t Fix Bad DevOps, with Nathen Harvey
Software Defined Interviews: AI Tools Lab, conferences, devrel, with Jason Hand
🌩️ Thunder: Making GenAI Observable with OpenTelemetry
In this episode of 🌩️ Thunder, Peter Wilcsinszky, maintainer of Logging Operator, explains how the project’s Flow and Output custom resources bring Kubernetes-native control to log routing.
During the holiday break I went on a waterfall tour of the Chattahoochie National Forest in North Georgia ♫
Software Defined Interviews: From Platform Engineering to Stand-Up Comedian, with Lian Li