📢 werf v2.0 is released! The new deployment engine Nelm is the default and the only deployment engine in werf now. Find more details regarding #Nelm and what it brings, as well as information on how to switch to #werf v2.0, in this announcement: github.com/werf/werf/disc…

Maintaining an #OpenSource project? Following the recent xz backdoor ( #CVE20243094 ), #OpenSSF and #OpenJS issued instructions for bolstering security: openssf.org/blog/2024/04/1…

#CNCF projects are also advised to review relevant CNCF TAG Security guidelines: contribute.cncf.io/maintainers/se…

Running Amazon #Aurora #databases yet lacking vertical autoscaling for its instances? Our engineer is happy to share his recent experience implementing this feature by leveraging the power of Lambda and other #AWS tooling. blog.palark.com/aws-rds-aurora…

🌈 kubecolor works as a wrapper for your #kubectl command, adding colours to its output. You can customise the colours, use autocompletion, work with #Kubernetes kubectl or #OpenShift oc, and install it as a binary or via Homebrew, Scoop, Nix, AUR, Termux. github.com/kubecolor/kube…

Service communication monitoring in Kubernetes with NetFlow blog.palark.com/kubernetes-ser…

Are you interested in listing deployed Helm charts, installing and uninstalling them, or rolling back the revision via a web UI?

Find out more about the Helm Dashboard in this article review

➤ blog.palark.com/helm-dashboard…

Looking for DevOps/SRE/Kubernetes-related content and chats in Telegram? We just made the 'Awesome DevOps Telegram' list in GitHub for that: github.com/palark/awesome… — enjoy, share, and contribute! 🔥🙏

Looking for a hands-on book to learn #Kubernetes ? That’s what the #Reddit users were asked. Their recommendations?
* “Kubernetes in Action”
* “The Book of Kubernetes”
* “Kubernetes Up & Running”
* “The Kubernetes Book”
* “Kubernetes Fundamentals”

Source: reddit.com/r/kubernetes/c…