Implementing Policy-as-Code in GKE (11 minute read)
Automating security compliance through policy-as-code in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is crucial for ensuring consistency and reducing errors. Tools like Open Policy Agent (OPA) and the Kubernetes policy controller streamline this automation, enabling real-time policy enforcement, scalability, and integration with CI/CD pipelines to enhance security and compliance.
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Best Practices for Responding to a Major Outage (5 minute read)
During the CrowdStrike outage, IT teams used alert filtering, correlation, and enriched incident data to manage the flood of alerts and identify critical issues quickly. Post-event analysis and improved scalability efforts are essential for enhancing future incident response and system resilience.
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Haystack (Website)
Haystack is an innovative IDE built on a canvas that simplifies coding by taking care of tedious tasks, allowing developers to navigate and refactor their code with ease while enhancing productivity and creativity.
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YugabyteDB (GitHub Repo)
YugabyteDB is a powerful, cloud-native distributed SQL database that combines PostgreSQL compatibility with scalability, fault tolerance, and global distribution capabilities, making it ideal for mission-critical applications that require data consistency and high performance in cloud environments.
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SSO and RBAC: a secure access strategy for your Kubernetes (7 minute read)
In the rapidly evolving realm of cloud-native computing, Kubernetes has become the leading choice for container orchestration. This article delves into securing your Kubernetes environment through Single Sign-On (SSO) and Resource-Based Access Control (RBAC), addressing the complexities of managing access across multiple clusters.
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Putting a meaningful dent in your error backlog (3 minute read)
This article highlights the issue with bloated error tracking systems and proposes using "excluded behaviors" to effectively manage and reduce error backlogs. By systematically addressing and fixing specific categories of errors, such as deadlocks or network timeouts, teams can incrementally improve system reliability and make troubleshooting easier, leading to a more stable and predictable system.
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Linux Pipes are Slow (8 minute read)
This article discusses optimizing Linux pipe transfers using the vmsplice system call, which significantly boosts data transfer speeds by avoiding data copying to kernel space.
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