Flux Tutorial: Implementing Continuous Integration Into Your Kubernetes Cluster
This hands-on Flux tutorial explores how Flux can be used at the end of your continuous integration pipeline to deploy your applications to Kubernetes clusters.
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It's official - Civo Kubernetes is certified by CNCF
We're very proud to announce that we have been accepted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) as a conformant Certified Kubernetes provider for our v1.20 Civo Kubernetes product based on K3s. Every small business starts with a goal of competing with the big fish of the industry, and a huge part of that is having the certification to prove you're providing a compatible service. We're now in the company of some really inspirational organisations...
Automating Compliance by Taking a Model-Driven Approach
Automating Compliance by Taking a Model-Driven Approach with Alex Hin from Puppet.
How can something called hardening be so easy?
"How can something called hardening be so easy?" with Bryan Belanger from Fervid.
Automating STIG compliance and reporting
Automating STIG compliance and reporting with Cris Southall from Kinney Group.
Applying the Roles and Profiles Method to Compliance Code
Applying the Roles and Profiles Method to Compliance Code with Heston Snodgrass from Puppet.
SpeedChat #002: Shift-Left vs. Shift-Right Throwdown - Nate Lee & Ken Ahrens
Speedscale co-founders Ken Ahrens and Nate Lee join Jason English to discuss the emerging pattern of Shift-Right production validation vs. Shift-Left practices and testing, and sort it all out in under 15 minutes.
SpeedChat: Shift-Left vs. Shift-Right Throwdown
Speedscale ‘SpeedChat’ Episode 2: Shift-Left vs. Shift-Right Throwdown featuring Nate Lee (Founder, Speedscale), Ken Ahrens (Founder, Speedscale) and Jason English (Principal Analyst, Intellyx).
What Is Topology?
Topology is a multilayered map showing how everything in the IT environment is related. It's similar to Google Maps, which gives you a bird's eye view into an area and how everything is interconnected. Also, in Google Maps, you can see how traffic is flowing and which intersections may be causing bottlenecks. A view into topology allows similar visibility. You can see how components of an IT system are laid out to interact with each other.