Next week: if capacity planning for memory and CPU usage in your pods is giving you and your team a major headache, come to our third webina
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THE MAGALIX CLOUD-NATIVE WEEKLY | October 1st 2020
Capacity Management Webinars, Tutorials, and More.
Next week: if capacity planning for memory and CPU usage in your pods is giving you and your team a major headache, come to our third webinar in the Capacity Management Webinar series (register below).
Continuing the theme, we also put out a new tutorial on our blog for how to optimize resources in Kubernetes, check it out below. Thanks for reading!
Struggling with authentication, network security policy, and governance on cloud-native technology? Learn more about Open Policy Agent and our easy way to write policies for it in Magalix.
How to automate compliance and security with Kubernetes: 3 ways
Containers and Kubernetes come with new – or at least renewed – security considerations. They also catalyze teams to rethink their legacy security strategies, moving away from monolithic or waterfall-ish approaches where security doesn’t get invited to the party until right before it starts.
Containers and tools like Kubernetes enable enterprises to automate many aspects of application deployment, providing tremendous business benefits. But these new deployments are just as vulnerable to attacks and exploits from hackers and insiders as traditional environments.
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