Egress access control for Kubernetes
During this training, we’ll talk about what egress access control options are available for Calico and where Calico Enterprise can add powerful capabilities.
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Micro Lesson: Scheduled Views Basics
This video explains the basics of Scheduled Views including the key benefits and the best practices to be followed when creating the Scheduled Views.
Micro Lesson: Introducing Search Optimization Tools
This video describes the different types of search optimization tools available in Sumo Logic.
Cloud logging
There’s no tool that can replace the best practices for DevOps or SRE, but there is a tool that can allow you greater observability over your logs in a distributed infrastructure involving multiple products. In this episode of Google Cloud Platform Essentials, we show you how logs are aggregated for all Google Cloud products, how to utilize them, and how to use them for tracking application errors.
Uptime monitoring for your AWS resources
Learn how you can monitor the availability of your AWS resources without spending on CloudWatch API calls.
Hands-on Lab - Artifact Management With JFrog Artifactory
Everything you need to know about Artifact Management with JFrog Artifactory. Get tips and tricks for improving developer productivity and learn some best practices for using Artifactory as part of your CI/CD pipelines to accelerate releases.
Intro to K8s and Rancher - 2020-07-24
This is the Rancher training with Adrian Goins from July 24, 2020. In 90 minutes Adrian teaches you everything you need to know to get started with Kubernetes and Rancher.
Announcing HAProxy Data Plane API 2.1
Version 2.1 of the HAProxy Data Plane API expands support to all available request and response actions, adds Lua actions, and improves file handling. A year ago, we introduced version 1.0 of the HAProxy Data Plane API, enabling you to configure your HAProxy load balancers remotely through a modern RESTful HTTP API. That first version of the API focused on the essential behaviors for creating frontend proxies, backend server pools, ACLs and traffic switching rules.
Using Non-Enterprise Gear in an Enterprise World
Different IT organizations have different needs. The one-man shop might find the best success with open-source software, while enterprises often need something a little more. But occasionally you’ll see an enterprise using open-source or something designed for a small to medium-sized business. This can be a good thing in certain instances, though it’s not without risks. So, why might you want to use SMB or open-source gear in an enterprise setting, and when might it be a good thing?
New support for HTTP connections
As all Papertrail fans know, sending logs to Papertrail using syslog is quick and easy. Generating and transmitting syslog packets usually involves just 2 – 4 lines of code, and you can see your logs flowing into Papertrail in minutes. There are times, however, when you just can’t use syslog or install a remote_syslog2 daemon. This is where the new support for sending logs via HTTP comes in. And the best news is, it’s just as quick and easy to set up.