A Kubernetes Blog

Falco is an open-source security tool for linux-based systems. Thanks to its plugin architecture, it can also be used to scan and monitor Kubernetes clusters.… Read more: Secure EKS Clusters with Falco

EKS Pod Identity was announced at AWS ReInvent:2023. This feature aims to simplify granting pods access to AWS services running in an EKS cluster. AWS… Read more: Evaluating AWS EKS Pod Identity

Having introduced the Gateway API in part one of this series, we will now explore some Gateway API types and field specifications, and how they… Read more: Gateway API – Part 2 – API Resources

This is the first article of a series about the Kubernetes Gateway API. In case you missed it, Gateway API has reached v1.0 GA Release… Read more: Gateway API – Part 1 – An Introduction

Artificial Intelligence is showing up everywhere, including Kubernetes! The K8sGPT project is an official CNCF sandbox project, first announced at KubeCon Amsterdam in 2023. It… Read more: Trying K8sGPT – AI For Kubernetes

If you manage several Kubernetes clusters across different AWS accounts, you know it can be challenging to manage Kubernetes secrets across all of those clusters.… Read more: Centralized Secrets with ESO and AWS Secrets Manager

Ephemeral volumes are a feature of Kubernetes that allows the creation of storage volumes which follow the lifecycle of the pod. In other words, when… Read more: EBS-backed Ephemeral Volumes

Kubernetes does not come with a full-featured monitoring solution out-of-the-box, however it does expose metrics for the health and state of the cluster and its… Read more: Understanding How Kubernetes Exposes Metrics

Static pods are pods which are not managed by the Kubernetes control plane. Normally, the kubelet running on each node in a cluster watches the… Read more: Exploring Static Pods

This is going to be a short article, showing a couple of ways to output terraform sensitive data. If you don’t know what that is,… Read more: Output a Terraform Sensitive Value