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Installing Additional Modules in the Icinga Web 2 Docker Container

Oct 20, 2021 By Julian Brost In Icinga

The Docker images we provide for both Icinga 2 and Icinga Web 2 already contain quite a number of modules. For example, the Icinga Web 2 image contains all the Web modules developed by us. But one of the main benefits of Icinga is extensibility, so you might want to use more than what is already included. This might be some third-party module or a custom in-house module.

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FluxCD and GitOps in the Enterprise

Oct 20, 2021 By admin In Shipa

Flux is a CNCF based open source stack of tools. Flux focuses on making it possible to keep Kubernetes clusters and cloud-native applications in sync with external resources and definitions hosted in environments such as GitHub. Implementing tools like FluxCD should enable you to achieve results such as: The results above can bring obvious benefits, and many teams are adopting FluxCD as their tool of choice for GitOps.

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Announcing $2M THG investment into Civo

Oct 20, 2021 By Civo In Civo

We recently announced that THG Ingenuity, the technology division of ecommerce giant THG, has invested $2 million to take a minority stake in Civo. Learn more about what this means for Civo.

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Ketch and Kubernetes Quickstart

Oct 20, 2021 By Shipa In Shipa

Ketch is an open-source framework designed to facilitate the deployment and management of applications in Kubernetes. Ketch leverages a simple command-line interface , and no need for lengthy YAML. In this example, pairing your Kubernetes distribution and Ketch together to show how easy it is to deploy and expose an application.

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Bulletproofing Your Kubernetes Build

Oct 20, 2021 By Densify In Densify

Most containers, pods, and namespaces in Kubernetes and OpenShift have been deployed with incorrect CPU and memory resource specifications. It isn’t just suboptimal DevOps—it’s dangerous from a service delivery perspective. Watch and see how managing capacity operationally prevents pods from swallowing unused capacity, frees nodes, and keeps the OOM killer away. This bulletproof strategy for maximizing utilization continuously integrates the optimal resources into the source code controlling your nodes and clusters.

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Enterprise Kubernetes use cases: 4 real-world stories

Oct 20, 2021 By Canonical In Canonical

There are common patterns and best practices across different verticals to be successful with Kubernetes adoption and everything starts with setting the appropriate business goals. Canonical is helping businesses in various industries, such as Telco, FinServ, Human Resources and the public sector to define the right cloud native strategy and implement a fully open source solution tailored to their needs.

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FluxCD and GitOps for enterprises

Oct 20, 2021 By Shipa In Shipa

Learn how you can address enterprise-level requirements across policy enforcement, multi-cluster scalability, developer experience, and more.

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Rancher Online Meetup - October 2021 - Introducing Longhorn 1.2

Oct 19, 2021 By Rancher In Rancher

Longhorn is an open source solution for replicated block storage under Kubernetes. In this webinar we present and demonstrate the new features in Longhorn 1.2 and answer questions from the audience.

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Faster CI Builds with Docker Remote Caching

Oct 18, 2021 By Sandeep Khandelwal In Atlassian

Bitbucket Pipelines provides a Docker caching feature that can help improve build times. However, the limitation is that only compressed caches under 1GB are saved and can be used. In this blog, we outline a process showing how you can use compressed caches that are larger than 1GB. With Docker versions >= 19.03, you can use the BuildKit feature. With BuildKit, you don’t need to keep the cache locally before building the Docker image since it caches each build layer in your image registry.

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